LIFE LATELY: TAKING STOCK OCTOBER

Hey guys!

Happy new month! I still can't believe we're in the eleventh month of 2016, before you know it we'll be saying happy 2017.  A big shout out to God for keeping us and bringing us to this point, he is faithful.

How was your October? Mine was just there though a big highlight was finally completing my nysc service year which I wrote all about here.  

Making: 

Plans for a wardrobe sale,  I'm trying to declutter and create more closet space for new items. I think it's high time for a wardrobe revamp.

Eating:

Too much starch, especially fried yam (my favorite dish) and it's starting to show a bit.  Time to get back to the workouts.

Drinking:

More lemon tea, it's like life does not make sense without it.

Wanting:
To skip the whole life struggle and just get to the easy part of life already.

Reading:  

The purpose driven life by Rick Warren.  Read the book a couple years ago after my Dad challenged me too.  This time however,  I thought why not voluntarily reread it and actually do it right. 

Playing:

 My usual gospel playlist.

Wishing:
I had followed through on a lot of my 2016 goals,  it's not too late though. How are you guys doing with your resolutions.

Enjoying:

Time spent catching up with family and friends.

Hoping:
For a couple more breakthroughs before the year ends.

Marveling:

At how fast the year has gone by. Still can't believe we're in October already.

Wearing: 

Less white because Abuja is way too dusty.  You're girl can't be doing laundry all the time.

Noticing:
How quiet some of my blog reader are getting.  Where are you guys?

Learning:
How to drive finally. My class ends this week and I just can't wait to get on the road and tour the city. 

Knowing:

That everything will be fine no matter how daunting or challenging the situation may be.  The waiting process just sucks.

Feeling:
Grateful for everything.

Thinking:

Of which church department to join.  I'm thinking choir but the commitment and uniform stress though. 

Wondering:

When Nigerians started celebrating Halloween.  Growing up in Israel,  we participated in the celebrations at school until my parents found out the meaning of the holiday and stopped us. 
And since then it stuck with me, I've always associated the holiday with African technology (witchcraft)

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What have you guys been up to lately?

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