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Author Archives: Joxy
Hebrew childbirth or die trying
‘I want to give birth like the Hebrew women, or I’ll die trying. And even if I don’t die, and my baby ends up being born disabled, it’d have been worth it in the end, because I did it like … Continue reading
Posted in Christian living
Tagged Bible, Caesarean section, Childbirth, Christianese, Christianity, CS, Faith, Foolishnes, Hebrew woman
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Eni to kan lo mo
Years ago, before I had my first hip replacement, I lived in excruciating pain. The kind of pain that even today, I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. I went through aboniki like water, but it couldn’t reach the pain, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Kazan ridi
It’s been a minute. Life. The other day, my friend JokeB came round to recreate the food she had grown up with. We had both lived in Kaduna at around the same time, but our paths hadn’t crossed then. We posted … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking with Joxy, recipes
Tagged Birom, Chicken, Cooking with Joxy, Facebook, Kazan ridi, naijafood, Northern Nigeria, Plateau, sesame seeds, So you think you can cook, SYTYCC
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The morning so far
Noticed at some point this morning that it was raining. E3 repeated insistently that she had no desire to go to school. ‘I do not want to see my friends’ she said firmly, pre-empting my stock response. E2 wanted her … Continue reading
Posted in Meet me, random
Tagged fitfam, fitness, gist, healthyliving, lepashandy, random
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Vote for my choice or die!!!
Melodramatic enough for you? Nollywood has nothing on me! I went on Twitter earlier today, and gathered that the Oba of Lagos had allegedly threatened Igbo leaders and by association their tribesmen, with death if they did not vote for … Continue reading
Posted in random, Uncategorized
Tagged #Akiolugate #TheOba #VoteGate, APC, Oba of Lagos, PDP
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#Electiongate
E1 ran for house prefect last term. She wrote a speech and went around her school campaigning. There were three girls and a boy competing for two positions. After the votes were cast and counted, E1 had the second highest vote. … Continue reading
Soliloquy
Things have changed, yet everything is still the same. I have no excuses for my absence, no explanations either. Today though, I need catharsis. An outlet for all the thoughts that rage through, incessantly. I wonder at what is happening … Continue reading
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The reason
He took a swig from the cold can of cola I had lovingly placed beside the bowl of nuts, a mixture of roasted groundnuts and cashew nuts. I had been careful to select each nut carefully, checking to see that … Continue reading
back for good?
It’s been a minute. I left that comment a few minutes ago on Sting’s blog. To be specific, on a blog post about farts in an enclosed space. Not her farts, someone else’s. On a small airplane. You can read … Continue reading
Easy-peasy jambalaya
Jambalaya is a Louisiana Creole dish of Spanish and French influence, thus says Wikipedia. I’ll add that it is a one-pot rice dish, similar to jollof rice. It differs however in the method of preparation, and in the spices used. … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking with Joxy
Tagged cookery, Cooking with Joxy, food, HTC One, jambalaya, jollof rice, one-pot rice, recipe
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