Things I remember; my naive self did๐
Hi Lovey.๐ It's Nnenna and welcome back to Lovable. I wanted to first start by thanking all the amazing people that commented on my last entry. My mum, my teacher, my aunty, my God mum, my best friend and my other friends.
Today, I am doing a very interesting topic which can be a bit embarrassing๐ except that it is not because... Almost everybody that sees this can relate๐. Obviously... I can't be the only one๐. And if I am, that's because I am unique๐
Okayyyy... ๐ So, maybe I will just start listing them.
Disclaimer: I had a partner in crime... Introducing-my sissy!!
Laugh, but not harder than you can handle๐๐๐๐.
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1. Fitting into my mum's shoes.
Recently, my mum showed me a picture of my younger sister and I when we were small. I was in these silver heels and my sissy was in golden ones. We paraded the whole room walking like athletes with broken heels or my older brother in heels๐๐๐. I was like... OMG when I saw the picture. And... Just as predicted, she posted it ๐๐๐.
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2. Teach the atmosphere, teddy bears and at some point...๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ gallons.
Yes!!! I did those and they were one of my hobbies. I would lay down some papers on the floor and put a pin pointed leaf as a pencil. They were the leaves of a short palm tree that was still growing .
Most times, I will be dressed in normal clothes, my mum's shoes and some shiny lip gloss๐. I always had a cane. I know I enjoyed flogging the open air and shouting at children whom I sometimes pretended were older than me...e.g I pretend the students are 9 when in reality, I was 7 or 8 ๐๐๐๐๐.
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3. Tear papers and cut materials and mess with useful books.
How on earth was I going to teach without having papers? If you ever see my mum complain about the way we(I and sissy) tore them, you would laugh for 'God knows how long' and just 5 minutes after that,(no exaggerations) we would tear some more ๐๐๐๐. I also cut some of her wrappers and bedsheets and curtains in the laundry. Wait! Not only me though, my sissy too. She is barely a year and six months younger than me so we basically did the most silly things together.
-Back to things: I can remember sewing a skirt from a material my mum let me use. I spent all Saturday afternoon and evening working on it. On Sunday, once we were back from church, I put it on. At the end of the day, it was stinking dirty. I put it in the washing machine and when it was washed, I began looking for the pieces of the material which had all ripped apart while washing. I could have attempted sewing them back together ๐but I could not think of where exactly the sewing kit would be. I eventually found it empty though.
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4. Acting drama
I can spend a whole day explaining this particular one. I would always do it with sissy too๐ญ. We each had a teddy or a doll. My mum made liquid soap and we would sneak some into our room in a water bottle. When we shake it, it foams, so we added some expired coffee to make it look like soya milk. That was the baby food. We used our smaller clothes๐ for them and loved washing and drying them. We even had small kitchens on our playground and a house made of curtains, chairs plus pillows and materials. It was a hobby we knew we would always stick to but we thought the exact opposite๐๐.
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5.Sneaking
I live in a house where the passage leading to the stairs is separated from the kitchen by a door. So whenever I need to go upstairs and I am dressed in something I don't want anyone especially Mummy to see... I have to be the most quiet person I can be, which is so hard when you are wearing her heels๐ ๐ . We also had to sneak some containers and disposable spoons so we could cook crap๐ฐ.
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6. Cooking crap.
Our playground kitchen was there for a reason. The real house kitchen was always useless except we felt quite pecky ๐ฎ๐ญ๐๐๐๐. We used Mummy's spoons ๐ดand some old pots. We sometimes took seasonings too. Whenever we cooked, we automatically created room for mosquitoes to lay their eggs๐ณ. One day, I stole some peppers ๐ถfrom the garden my Mum and Cousin kept. I forgot to wash my hands when I was done and I rubbed my eyes spontaneously. That day, I experienced pepper hell.
There was also another incident when I used the stalk๐ต of cocoyam leaves as veggies for my famous expired coffee ☕soup. The mosquitoes outside were a lot and soon, I had my hands๐ rubbed everywhere around my body. For the next 7 hours or more, my body itched๐ฌ and I took nothing less than 13 baths๐ง๐ง๐ง๐ง and used about 25 buckets of water which helped a bit but not completely.
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And that basically wraps this entry up. ๐๐ I was a handful with my go-to girl(sissy) but I never cared. And all these experiences have taught me some of the things I know today.
To mummy: I am sure you know all these. It's okay, you've still got 3 more children who perform these things but with evolution๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐.
Thanks for reading. Leave a comment below and tell me which was the funniest (for those who care: it is anonymous). I hope you enjoyed reading them. Until my next entry...
Bye Lovey๐๐
๐ปGod loves you just the way you are๐ป
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting and funny. I remember doing a few of those.
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DeleteWow, nice write up. I cooked craps alot. Memories
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DeleteGood evening Loveys. Hope you are having a nice time. Please don't forget to share and tell other people. I will soon be back with my next entry so stay tuned. Praying for you guys๐
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Wearing heels I can imagine your steps
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DeleteThat's my girl!!!! Go Neni
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DeleteOk the pepper hell was one deep mess๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃthe 25 buckets of water for bath? Girl, you owe me a book, okay? That is hilarious.
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DeleteWhat a life! You're not alone at all. I relate totally with your narratives. But, I can categorically tell you that some more are awaiting you. ๐ Keep up this good adaptation. Laugh out loud and move on. It's a good read here. Well done. ๐
ReplyDeleteInteresting stories. We all created those mess as kids too. l remember I've had d cocoyam experience it wasn't funny at all.
ReplyDelete๐ค๐ค๐ค๐ค๐ค๐๐๐๐๐๐ I know right! It is my 'never will I ever again'
DeleteThanks for the uplift ๐.
ReplyDeleteWow!! You write so well. I love that your mum can now uncover your numerous pranks, motives and gang through your stories ๐๐๐๐. Keep this up girl.
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DeleteWell told Nnenna,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful memories to reckon with.
I love every bit, do keep this up...
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DeleteLol...reminds me of childhood. Seems everyone gets to enjoy a handful of these though. I can remember tearing my books too to build canoes that never sailed beyond the bathroom basin๐๐....I reduced 80leaves to 40 leaves and that day, my mum gave me a beating of my life๐๐๐. And thats how my ship fantasies disappeared๐๐ for ever. Glad you enjoyed these moments. Keep it up.
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DeleteWooow, so hilarious. I laughed so hard at teaching the gallons and flogging them. Well done girl ๐
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DeleteWow๐๐๐An amazing write up. I remember teaching the flowers outside and playing ‘oga’ (a game) with the chairs๐๐. Well done dear ๐
ReplyDeleteTeaching flowers๐๐๐๐๐๐๐. Playing Oga is something I also enjoy but I don't know how you were able to do it with a chair๐๐๐๐๐.
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Omg๐๐ it was hilarious๐๐, u know ur a rlly gud writter I rlly think u shld go further with ur talent it might actually take u places buh for now ur doing a gud job, congratsand it's rlly funny๐๐
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ReplyDeleteLovely . Was fun to read . Well-done
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DeleteTGhis is nice. I can imagine your face when your mom rimended u of her reactions.
ReplyDeleteNice job though!!!!!!!
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DeleteReading this again. Lol! This sounds more like fiction. Didn't know you were this daring.
ReplyDeleteIt's none fiction... At least now you know... Winks...
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