Naomy's memoir

It’s about an hour and some minutes to my birthday anniversary as I write this post. Well, I know it’s been a while I posted anything here, but then the whole birthday euphoria brought me here today. Don’t worry, I’ll start a new series soon. The past one year of my life has been awesome. So many testimonies and I’ll share some; 1. I had massive career advancement this past year. 2. Something my family had been praying about for years finally happened this year. (Details would come when I’m sharing my complete success story. 😉) 3. I published my first book this year. This news is hoooogeee. Here is the link to buy, if you haven’t;  https://selar.co/fqt7 Daddy God did many things, but let me leave it there. Now, to the next thing I want to discuss, I’m still celebrating this birthday as a single sister. Ehn? What’s the big deal? Why are you looking at me like I’m strange? Let me now even tell you the interesting part, next year birthday, I shall not be single. You don’t believe me?...

Why do People Keep Journals? Well, I’ll speak for myself. Journaling for me is about penning down God-given ideas, interesting thoughts that I might want to explore later. I also like to keep good memories, so I write about persons I have met that have contributed to my life or interesting events, places I’ve been to. In all, journaling helps me see that God has a track record of doing good and good only. I started journaling when I was maybe 12 or 13 years old. I remember vividly the events that happened. My mom had just scolded me (you know African Mother’s kinda scold, slap would have landed on your face before you say ‘Jack Robinson’) and I seriously felt like I was being punished unjustly. Unfortunately, I could not fight for my ‘right’, so I took a notepad and just expressed myself. I wrote about how I would one day leave and not return, then they would all miss me in the house and wish they treated me better. Such childish illusions!😂 Here are Some Advantages of Journaling ...