WHISTLING BEAUTIFUL

Publish Post I saw this cartoon strip while surfing the web and i decided to share it because I have identified myself with one or more of the following 12 kinds of people you meet on Twitter. Identify your Twitter self.

I was reading somewhere in a book today that "A perfect man is one who does not offend in word" and I believe i tweeted it too. I later read the article on TI saving a suicidal man's life by speaking words to him. In an interview with the AP he said " I told him it ain't that bad. It'll get better, to put the time and effort into making it better,I just reminded him know that I know. It looks bad right now, but it can turn around." The man after listening to TI's words didn't jump of the 22 story building. He was taken to the hospital. Sometimes life can get the very best of us or people that we know and it doesn't hurt for once to say something nice to them be it their outfit, or something they did to make your day worthwhile. Some people don't think this life is worth living anymore, but if you do think your life is worth living,show someone you care, no criticisms, no bad talk or nothing, just encouraging words. Happy Friday.

   When i think of Francisca the first thing that comes to my head is "Sisqo". She can pass for the male and best impersonation of Sisqo. Lol. She was a great study buddy and comedian back in the day among my group of friends.  Francisca Morayo Ayanbadejo also graduated with the class of 2001 and attended  Olabisi Onabanjo University to study Electrical/Electronics Engineering .  Another Engineers. and is presently at the University of Warwick (Warwick Manufacturing Group) studying Engineering Business Management. She is currently in a relationship. I wish her the very best and doing very well in the United Kingdom. I hooked up with her on Yahoo and we got to talk about my blog and the feature for this week and thank her so much for answering the questionnaire.   ME:Do you remember your first day in QC?  FRANCISCA:Yes, i remember, i was excited yet scared cos i was a transfer student from ISL. i was resuming late. The first person i met was Tilewa Denloye 2.     ME:Whi

 Queen Abimbola Soares graduated with the class of 2001. We took classes together especially Geography with Aisuedon even though we were in separate classes. She is known to me as a corridor girl. She stayed at home for about two years after graduation and attended Foundation in Engineering in University of Leeds from 2003-2004. I always give Big thumbs up to females who study Engineering. I give her more than two. She studied Electronics Systems Engineering at the University of Manchester and is currently at University of Bradford doing an MBA in Accounting and Finance.She is currently in a relationship, so we hope to expect wedding bells soon. She is one of the achievers that QC produced and I wish her a successful future. 1.     ME:Do you remember your first day in QC?         BIMBO:Vividly 2.     ME:Which PQC did you fancy?          BIMBO;Mrs Marinho 3.     ME:The best and worst thing about QC uniform including shoes?        BIMBO: Best-sleevless blouse  worst- A line ski

How time flies!!.Look who we have here after so many years. Its one of the Lawal twin's. Kehinde Lawal to be precise those duo Brainys back in the day. Brainy!. Did i just use that word? It is so QC. I should use the word Smart.Well i kept in touch even after QC so i haven't missed out on too much of her life like some people who may have done so. The twins are just the kind of friends money cannot buy.Kehinde is doing pretty well for herself. After graduating QC on the 15th day of July 2001 with those 616 girls, she got into University of Lagos to study Biochemistry and got her Bsc. She worked for Intercontinental Bank for two years and is now a Management consultant with one of the top four accounting firms. The life of an achiever from Biochem to Banking. I bugged her to take the Questionaire and she did. I just love to hear others QC experiences so this is how it went. 1.ME: Do you remember your first day in QC? KEHINDE:Yep. Some time in Sep 1996. Came to pick up text

My 3rd personality is an old friend, one of those classmates that you tend not to forget easily. One thing about her is that she has made her mark in life and is pretty promising to make more. An ex member of SLONFUNDELATS and Sovereign Army, she graduated with the class of 2001.I dont want to ramble on and on so i will let her do the talking. ADUNOLA: I graduated from QC in 2001. Following this, I went on to do a degree in Business Economics at Keele University, Staffordshire. This was a lovely time - one of the best years of my life, more to do with being close to the country side - Lagos girl away from the city... :0). I did an internship with a Big 4 accountancy firm and went on to join them for my accountancy training post-graduation from Keele. 3years after wards and with a passion to contribute to Nigeria's development (tangibly, as opposed to merely discussing it with friends over dinner/drinks), I decided to return to school, and I completed my Masters in Global

I mean its been so many years and the first thing that comes to my mind when i think of this personality  "Pouchi" . Yes "Pouchi" (pronounced Poachee). I think its one of the longest standing nicknames I know of and how she came about it, I really don't remember, if someone does remember please say so. She blossomed into a beautiful young woman whom I mistakenly called Asian a few weeks back on checking out her pics. Eniba Abiye Braide graduated with the class of 2001. She attended University of Port Harcourt and Rivers State University of Science and Technology. She is an architect and a Business Development Manager at a construction firm in Port Harcourt. She happily took the questionnaire and i am really grateful to her for doing so after taking time out of her busy schedule to answer the questions. Her answers are as thus. 1. ME: Do you remember your first day in QC?     POUCHI: My first day in QC I will never forget! I was taken to my new class - JSS1U

 Pretty Olaide Omidiran graduated with the class of 2001. She was a Day Duty Prefect in SS3 and is now a well seasoned lawyer that has been called to the Bar, that's a great achievement.She decided to take time out of her busy schedule to share her thoughts on QC.  The interview went as thus: Me: Do you remember your first day in QC? LAIDE:Yeah I remember it was a rainy day 2.ME; Which PQC did you fancy? LAIDE;Mrs Marinho . 3 ME:.The best and worst thing about QC uniform including shoes? LAIDE:First I hated d pinafore, the D and B  badges were such a bad idea and   I didn't like the fact that our skirts had to be A line 4. ME:Best dressed teacher(s) LAIDE:Funny enough can't remember any best dressed teacher 5. ME:What were your best memories of tuck shop or when coke boys came along? LAIDE:Buying samosa and doughnuts with Tomi and Noelle 6.ME; Most memorable part of QC in terms of building eg class, dorm, octagon, backgate. LAIDE:Assembly ground 7. ME:Wo

Today's date is so unique. It just has digits that just click and coincidentally i looked at the time at 10 am  on 10/10/2010. Anyway I realized it was also QC 's 83rd anniversary. I am a Queens College old girl and i have a lot of QC Pride. On Blackberry Messenger today me and some QC friends updated our statuses with our favorite parts of QC and our most memorable teacher's. It was so much fun just to go back and reminisce on the good old days. QC has outlived her glory and its really not the same anymore but one thing no one will ever take away from us it the experience. We laughed, We cried, we endured punishment,we made fun of each other and teachers, we disobeyed rules,  we ran through those corridors,we became an association,  we passed on the torch.We just evolved into beautiful and successful young women and yes I believe my counterparts are successful women in the careers, marriages relationships and their endeavors. To classmates or corridor girls who have died w

So most female statuses  on Face book these days read I like it on the sofa I like it on the couch I like it on the chair I like it in the shower I like it at my job I like it under my laptop table I like it under my bed. I like it under the washing machine. I like it in the car I like it on the dining table chair So this is no nasty or perverted means of getting one to update their status. Some people have been following blindly. Early this year Breast Cancer Awareness started with bra colors and there were so many colors on female statuses. This time around it is "it" So what do women like and what is the "it" that women like?. The "it" on the status is your purse. Where do you like to keep your purse?  It is a form of unity for Breast Cancer Awareness and it has seriously gone viral. Most men just try to wonder what is going on and why all females keep writing where they like "it". So for all you females who have been following wi

Odichi giving a heartwarming performance Spray me Money The girl on the right seriously knows how to strut her stuff Ras the lively male host Eno the vibrant female host Pretty, enuff said Divaliciousness Add caption There is something about this dress that i absolutely love This is a well endowed chic. Enough said. Poor boy suffering from stage fright as his mom goes to get applauded and recognized for her clothing line. Me and the girls Naeto C. 10/10 Shikena! The brain behind the event  PICTURES TAKEN BY: KAY S JAY PHOTOGRAPHY

                                                                                 Cousins Okay. I have attended at least four parties this year which I consider a lot especially since the Spring. So I was thinking to myself, after college there should be life after college which should include settling down by saving up money to buy me a condo or a house whichever comes first, my car is paid off whew. I need to start looking into a great Master's program in a nice and affordable school in a decent place. So with all these plans on my mind I decided to reduce or retire from the partying scene until this Independence day thing came up. The promoter is a very good friend of mine,like my brother and he is one of those people that regardless of how bad things get I will support him especially after not finding it easy to get a ride to my grad barbecue, he still made it and was there after wards. People like that just stay in my good books forever. There was a lot of