UP NEPA_Age Is Just a Number_Happy Birthday, Alvin_The Bridge Between Us
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UP NEPA
Have you ever been to Lagos, the only city in Nigeria with an English name "Lagos" and locawww.onedoor.ccl name "Eko"?. Have you been to Lagos, the most populated city in Africa?. Have you ever been so previledged to visit Lagos in the sweet month of march? "You know I haven't" was the only response I could give, I couldn't understand the sudden infinite questions James was asking me, could it be something I said? Oh I remember just few minutes before his rain of questions I had shouted "UP NEPA" , nothing is wrong in me saying that. It's what we all say everything NEPA brings light. "James, why the sudden...
Age Is Just a Number
It’s not easy going to a party being the socially awkward wallflower who has two left feet that flop like fish out of water when a girl asks to dance. It makes it even less appealing when you are a recently porced man in his seventies. After a year of constant fighting over who gets what from the house and finances Jerrold was left with his 2010 Ford Focus and enough money to set himself up in a decent retirement community. Twenty hours of driving after cutting all ties to his former life Jerrold sat in his new furnished apartment and stared out of the window. The complex through a welcome mix...
Happy Birthday, Alvin
Rufus rises from the carpet and flings himself at the door. There is the sound of the mailbox being opened and then closed, following by a shuffling of feet. “Rufus!” blurts Alvin Jones. The bulldog backs off slightly, but continues his assault on the door. Alvin opens the door and slowly walks over to the mailbox. He pulls out four envelopes and takes them inside without looking at them. Rufus looks at Alvin and barks slightly. “I know it’s past your dinnertime, Rufus,” says Alvin, placing the envelopes on the coffee table. Alvin slips into the kitchen, opens t...
The Bridge Between Us
I need someone to proofread my essay on how to take care of lilacs but Barry takes ages to pore over a sentence. He begins at the first word and breaks into hysterical sneezes against the margin. And he has yet to return my disposable camera. We are NOT friends at the moment. I can correct this myself at the Downtown Cafe. I wanna enter this songwriting contest but Therese is my songwriter and she judges everything with a frown. Every fancy word I write is misspelled and every other line is “trite” or “pedestrian”. I don't know what either of those words mean but I know we are NOT on good term...
