I’m looking at the creases on this dress I ironed and this is the conversation I’m having with myself. Me: so what was the whole point of ironing it in the first place? Me: to make it less rumpled and mission accomplished. Me: you know you could have done it better? Me: maybe but I […]

Adunola took me to the arcade on Saturday (that Saturday not this last one). It was sooo fun. I really liked the games and the feel of the place. It was cool. Maybe I’d go there for my birthday. Maybe not. We’d see. So we stopped outside the mall building to take photos and Adunola […]

I don’t like crowds or crowded places. My first instinct is usually to retreat especially when the people are strangers. If I can’t retreat physically, I retreat mentally and emotionally. I have a signature blank expression for such occasions. In this age, there’s the pressure to network and get to know people because of course […]

It’s been ages I know. Forgive me. I’ve drafted this since though. I just had to finetune and post on here. Enjoyyyy. So, I respond to information better when it’s not coming from a human being or should I say a living thing. I’ve been hearing “interact” a lot these days and it has helped […]

This post is a sequel to ADEJUMOBI . My sister started reading the post but didn’t finish it. She didn’t get to the end of the post where I emphasized on how I was blind but now I see. So the message she got that I was still seeing the name in a negative light. […]

PART ONE: THE WHAT Adejumobi. Adejumobi is a weird name for a girl because it’s mostly a surname and we all know that surname usually come from boys. And yes, I didn’t like the name when I was younger. My siblings have names like Olamide, Bolaji, Tolani. Then there’s me, Adejumobi. I wanted a simple […]

I’m so sorry I’ve not been posting here as often as I used to. This apology is weird because I write here mostly for myself. So I’m practically apologizing to myself and that’s fine. (It’s fine Adejumobi, I forgive you.) Today’s post is more of an update. A summary of it would be: Hello ladies […]

Let me tell you the story of Ọlọ́múrọ̀rọ̀ (Ọlọ́múrọ̀rọ̀ is a Yoruba word that means: a woman with large breasts.) My Dad told us a lot of stories. I don’t know how many times he told the story of Ọlọ́múrọ̀rọ̀ but I know it was one of the ones he loved to tell. I particularly […]

So I thought I was going to come back here and put up back to back posts after being busy with back to back exams. Apparently, I thought wrong because I finished exams on Saturday and malaria grabbed me by the neck on Monday. I was fine on Sunday evening before I went to bed. […]