Language Rant!

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So i have been in lagos for about 2months (i think this is my longest stay in the mega city). So far, am loving it......been to some places, though not so spectacular...but all in all, its been a nice experience.
The one thing am not comfortable with is the yoruba language *arrrrrgggghhhhhh* oh boy.....why do they just assume i would understand the language. Everywhere i go to "ngbati ngbati", bus, market, church....everywhere and when i try to politely say i don't understand...you give me the *whywontyouknowmylanguage* look??? Seriously?  These days i just get frustrated to even go out alone. Am just exhausted from this rant sef.
P.S: Don't get me wrong, i love the language and i want to learn it more than anything right now not because of my communication barrier but because i just love it.

Okay.....where are my yoruba friends??? A sister needs your help. Come to my rescue.





Lots Of Love,
Oma!

Blood Moons....Signs of end times or not????

Sweeties!


How are you guys doing? Had a great day????? Thanks to God. Can't thank God enough oooo....its the 11th month already???? Wow......God is so gracious. Hope we do appreciate him at all time??? please lets all do...to have created you and given you breath??? Odirho easy at all.(its not easy)

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Lo and behold! It was there....apparently it is a 4-occuring lunar eclipse that is expected to take place before rapture. 2 has occurred on the 15 of April 2014 and 8th of October 2014 respectively. John Hagee wrote a book about it. You can read up more on it here.

This might be true or not. At least, the bible recorded about the blood moon in Joel 7:1. We should be watchful, no man knows when exactly the Lord will come. Let's serve him in spirit and in truth. For those yet to accept him, please do. There is no crime if we all meet up in Heaven...now is there?. I pray we don't miss out when the trumpet finally sounds.
So tell me, what do you guys think about this blood moon?? let us know in the comment section. Gotta go....till next time,



Lots of Love,
Oma!