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June
2013Missing Y’all, Will Be Back Soon!
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2013Gogo said Cupcakes in Dakar for ‘erbody:)
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Happy Easter you guyz, Hope everybody is having a fabulous time with their loved ones:) So one of my fav’ thing from America and that I missed dearly was cupcake so when I found out that photographer Gogo Sy had a side business as a cupcake entrepreneur I couldn’t wait to try. I called 2 days in advance and decided to try with the hubby just 4 cupcakes, chose vanilla & chocolate flavors. She was really nice on the phone and yesterday she delivered my guilty pleasure.First of all I was happy to see a young sista doing her thing and doing a fun thing and I was even more excited when she told me that she would be opening up a cupcake store very soon , just can’t wait. So my fav’ was this vanilla cupcake filled with jelly inside, it was moist and the cream was on point. …
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Chocolat, chocolat, it’s good to know that fine chocolate is being produced in Mama Africa.While serving as peace corpes volunteers,Tim McCollum and Brett Beach fell in love with the beautiful island of Madagascar & its production of cocoa. They wondered why since over 60 percent of the world production of cocoa is being produced in Africa, how come there were not many fine chocolate being made in Africa so they jumped on that idea & Madecasse chocolate was born. The cool thing is that this business brings jobs to Malgachi people indeed they harvest, they cultivate the cocoa and even the packaging is made in Madagascar. Madecasse offers 8 types of eating chocolate like pink pepper & citrus chocolate,cinamon & sakay chocolate, sea salt & nibs chocolate and of course your good old milk chocolate. Apart from the eating chocolate they also sell baking chocolate and vanilla products. Check them …
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March
2013Beauty Darling in my best Mariah Carey’s voice:)
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So I was reading a post on what it means to be beautiful on Garance’s Dore blog. I’ve been following her for years now.Indeed she’s one of my all time fav’ bloggers for her authenticity et puis la go est fresh.So she wrote on what it meant for her to beautiful and it was really interesting and as usual there were tones and tones of replies. What it means for me to beautiful at this specific time..don’t know but I’m thinking about it.The one thing that comes to my mind is natural beauty, I have nothing against make up but I’m not a doll .I don’t know but for a 34 years old woman I’m pretty bad lol, I can go days without make up and then I’ll walk the street and see a bunch of women my age looking fabulous and all made up.For whatever reason it’s just not …
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March
2013Mr & Mrs, A great Nollywood Movie!
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Hi you guyz, I hope you had a wonderful day:) I’ve been meaning to share with you guyz my thoughts about this beautiful Nigerian movie starting Nse Ikpe Etim and Joseph Benjamin and directed by Ikechukwu Oyeka . It’s about this couple that’s going through a very rough patch, the husband wants out ,the wife wants to work it out but doesn’t know what to do.But with the help of God, her lawyer she finds a way to gain his love and respect back.I enjoyed this movie because it could happen to all of us, sometimes love is not enough or as a couple you go through ups and downs but the point is not to give up.We’re the fast food generation if we don’t like it, we’re out, we tend to take decisions quickly when it comes down to love.Pride is our main motor most of the times…so I …
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Noviolet is a Zimbabwean writer, an alumni & a teacher @ Cornwell University. She was the recipient in 2011 of the aclaimed Caine Prize Winner for her short story “Hitting Budapest”. Her new book “We Need New Names ” is set to be available sometimes in May. The book description on Amazon goes like this: “Darling is only 10 years old, and yet she must navigate a fragile and violent world. In Zimbabwe, Darling and her friends steal guavas, try to get the baby out of young Chipo’s belly, and grasp at memories of Before. Before their homes were destroyed by paramilitary policemen, before the school closed, before the fathers left for dangerous jobs abroad. But Darling has a chance to escape: she has an aunt in America. She travels to this new land in search of America’s famous abundance only to find that her options as an immigrant are …
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