Blogtober has been a very beautiful month so far and I can't wait to see what the next 14 days holds for us. (By us I mean myself and you, my loyal readers.) For the past 16 days I have provided content without fail and the reception I've received has pushed me to do more. … Continue reading Blogtober Day 17: An Appreciation Post
An Address to the Good People of Ghana.
Fellow countrymen, despite the drastic drop in new cases, the pandemic has by no means blown over. The scenes in our markets, lorry parks and other public places are a cause for worry. It is disappointing to see people walk around with a complete disregard for COVID protocols. The good people of Ghana need to … Continue reading An Address to the Good People of Ghana.
Odyssey
A Poem by Queenie-Freda A starry night Clear skies A gentle breeze Chilled spines A navy blue blanket Decorated with golden diamonds A seemingless wind An African princess With woven silk at her breast Threaded beads on her neck Processed shea on her arms A wooden stool Supporting her ample hips A cotton cloth Covering … Continue reading Odyssey
Fear
A piece by Queenie-Freda Fear, the element that holds us back With strapping hands it binds us Lying patiently in waiting, mocking our dreams With brazen disregard for our visions It grabs us from behind From the recesses of our spirit It seeps into our thoughts Corrupting our goodwill and reasoning Leave behind a mess … Continue reading Fear
What We Learnt From the International Break
Coach C.K. Akonnor received a lot of criticism after the Black Stars lost to the Eagles of Mali. Many people questioned his competence but the first game was too soon to judge his ability. The Black Stars had been out of action for more than 300 days. Coach Akonnor waited more than 8 months for … Continue reading What We Learnt From the International Break
Pink October: Get Checked Out
There are about 1.7 million cases and 522,000 deaths from breast cancer globally each year. This is why October has been set aside to create awareness breast cancer to help reduce cases drastically. Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women and is more prevalent in middle and low-income countries. Most of … Continue reading Pink October: Get Checked Out
2020: The Year of the Jubilee
Day 11 of Blogtober is here and today, I’ve decided to talk about a verse in the Bible. This verse is my 2020 favorite and I’d like to share it again for my loyal readers. Luke 4:18-19 The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim the good news … Continue reading 2020: The Year of the Jubilee
World Mental Health Day: Are You Depressed?
Mental health is one of the most under-appreciated aspects of human health. According to the WHO, more than 264 million people, of all ages, suffer from depression. Depression is one of the leading mental health illnesses across the world. The worrying thing about depression is the fact that many people suffer from depression at a … Continue reading World Mental Health Day: Are You Depressed?
Anticipation: Three Six Five
Three hundred days I waited I waited to see your face To feel the warmth of your skin Three months came and went without giving any indication of your return Three weeks later, it became clear that the wait would continue for another three Three days? Three hours? Three minutes? Three seconds? Well that’s easy … Continue reading Anticipation: Three Six Five
COVID-19 Diaries: Adapting To the New Normal
Seven months of the new normal has given me both good and weird vibes. I’ve been amused by complaints made by some friends concerning staying at home. It’s quite different staying at home this time, but I must confess that it’s basically how I live (home, home, and home.) I’ve complied with the protocols set … Continue reading COVID-19 Diaries: Adapting To the New Normal
She Loves Me…….She Loves Me Not
Sometimes we do things to people who love us and it ends up coming back to bite us hard. Honestly, you do something which feels right but it’s nowhere near right. Decisions concerning matters of the heart are big and can’t be taken lightly. (Experience inspired this piece and for those who will try to … Continue reading She Loves Me…….She Loves Me Not
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