BATTLE FIELD.

CHAPTER 15. 

Feeling elated was an understanding. Henry felt on top of the world.

His team was too good. 

After the raid that took down one of the members of Code Red, the remaining members were stronger.

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HEART OF A FATHER.

Still on Father's day...

 

I wrote this poem years ago on Father's day

It speaks about what a true Father does for his family. Take out the time to go through it and let it sink in.

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THE IMPERFECT PERFECT DAD.

Finally, its Father’s day. 

Cheers to all Father’s whether he’s here or not.

This writing is special; my cousin Aderonke penned this down (yes o! writing runs in the family). She’s actually strong. It’s heartbreaking and humbling to watch life ebb away.

Let me leave you to enjoy this piece; don’t forget to drop a word of encouragement.

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KNOCK OUT.

Malaki finally got to Dominic’s house. It was really difficult finding the place. 

Even though it was difficult getting there, the most important thing was that he arrived there.

He still found it hard to believe he forgot the road that led there.

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CAPTION THIS

Hi guys, hope you're having a fun-filled, wonderful and nice weekend. In case you aren't, I'm here to help you cheer up.

Haba!

I think its best the statement ended with ellipsis.

                     

I'll just cover my face.

 

How can one sentence shoot too many guns? 

This is hilarious! I think the saddest part will be if you're Susan.

Pleas let me know what this means if you do.

Ouch, that little post office!

I think she should leave her hands on her head.

Its obvious the last guy didn't read  before commenting.

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Countdown to Father's day.

Its  a few more days to Father's day and make both him and this year's celebration a memorable one.

Gifts will fade but words don't; a pen will always remain mightier than a sword.

Say something special about him.

Send me a mail nuptialtales@gmail.com and let's get talking.

                                                                                    We can also talk on BBM 515E7331.

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My main man.

Yaay! This month is when Fathers all over the world are celebrated. A particular day is set apart which is the 21st of June for this year.

I believe Fathers who have made a mark should be celebrated. It takes a few minutes for a man to sire a child but it takes intentionality, responsibility, selflessness and love to be a dedicated father.

There was a day I went to the mall to shop and  relax. A man walked by me and his kids told him 'daddy we want popcorn'; they were about 6 and 3 years old.

He went to the lady selling the popcorn; he asked for the price and with tears in his eyes he begged her to help him because he didn't have enough and the wonderful attendant sold it to him.

The man would have knelt down or cleaned the toilet gladly if giving the popcorn depended on it.

The kids were happy; they had no idea what transpired.

When there's a Father there should be discipline. I know of a family that's suffering because of the lack of a Father's discipline.

Let me give you a sneak peak.

Doris liked to live free and she always acted as she pleased; on numerous occasions, she always had her way; I always wondered why she acted that way considering the fact that she was almost in her twenties, she later told me her a story that satisfied my curiosity.

Her Father traveled out of the state for a business meeting and she decided to visit her friend who was celebrating her birthday. She was dancing but suddenly froze in shock.

The celebrant was dancing with her father; he sponsored the event.

There was an exchange; she kept mute and he gave her all she wanted.

A few years later she started dating this boy who was a complete NFA - no future ambition. Her whole life with him was on Facebook; they looked like junkies. About 4 years later, her parents found out about the relationship.

I'm sure you're wondering why it took four years but you need to hear this part.

When they told her to stay away from him, Doris went hysterical and drank bleach chemical. When she returned from the hospital, her parents revisited the issue, she almost stabbed herself.

Issues like this should be avoided if there's a Father who loves and can uphold discipline in a family.

I shouldn't bore you with too many stories but I'll like you to tell me your story; let me know what you think about your father.

Send your own story and picture to nuptialtales@gmail.com. it should be at between 400-600 words. I'm not going to make it my own, if you're in doubt you can check out the 'Where's my pain' post.

Remember gifts will fade but words can never be forgotten; You'll be glad you did!

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