Daily Fictional Stories

The important of cooking at home cannot be over emphasize, when cooking stops at home many cultural activities dies 🏠 🏠 🏠 🏠 🏡 🏡🏡🏡… Have you ever thought that cooking is not just a household chores but a chain that binds the family system together? In the 1980s, when home cooking declined in the United States and the trend of ordering food from outside increased, some economists warned: “If the government takes over the care of children and the elderly, and private companies also handl...

*An octopus’s arms contain nerves that allow them to taste anything they touch *When your eyes move, your eardrums move also However, scientists discovered that the eardrums move about 10 milliseconds BEFORE the eyes do, and they’re not sure why *“Proportional theory” suggests that time seems to speed up as we age because every year we live is a smaller percentage of the total amount of time we’ve been alive *Walking is actually controlled falling *Your head ages faster than your feet Your fe...

When you meet people be wise in the way you treat them, be wise in shutting the door of relationship because you may need to use it tomorrow. *Relationship is a trading Currency* In life, relationships function like currency. No one truly succeeds in isolation. At every stage, someone must mention your name in the right place, recommend you for an opportunity, or open a door you could never reach on your own. That helping hand may not always come from the wealthy or the influential. It could ...

sometimes we don't get exactly what we think we deserve, sometimes life becomes a little bit unfair, sometimes it seems you are left behind among your contemporary. I remember when gaining admission into the universities was a problem. I had a friend that was lucky to gain admission before me. Whenever I went to visit him, his mother would say he was not at home. My friend started giving me attitudes. He stopped coming to my house. When I asked him what the problem was, he opened up and told ...

NEVER REALLY KNEW OUR FATHERS -UNTILL LIFE TAUGHT US WHAT MANHOOD COST Continuation........ADULTHOOD TAUGHT US WHAT WE MOCKEDNow that we’ve paid our own bills, faced betrayal, and felt the weight of responsibility, We finally understand why he was always tired, distant, and cautious with his words. Because manhood is a slow erosion — of dreams, of peace, of softness. The world doesn’t care how tired you are. It only demands more. And now, when we catch our reflection in the mirror, We see him...

NEVER REALLY KNEW OUR FATHERS — UNTIL LIFE TAUGHT US WHAT MANHOOD COSTS Let’s be brutally honest. Most of us didn’t grow up understanding our fathers. We saw the hard face, the distant voice, the rules that made no sense. We mistook discipline for cruelty, silence for disinterest, distance for a lack of love. We looked at him and thought, “If only he was gentler… if only he showed more emotion… if only he loved us better.” But now, standing in the shoes he once wore, we finally get it He wasn...

AFTER RETIREMENT When the game is over, both the king and the pawn return to the same box. This is a must read for all retirees. The truth is that all used and none functional bulbs are the same. A Senior Executive retired and shifted from his palatial official quarters to the housing society, where he owned a flat. He considered himself big and never talked to anyone. Even while walking in the community park every evening, he ignored others, looking at them with contempt. One day, it somehow...

*WORDS OF ELDERS* The elders are liken to have more life experiences and therefore accumulating more wisdom to the issues of life . Been an elder in Africa, one is perceived to be full of wisdom because the number of years one has lived must have exposed him to different life issues and still walking life walk. Here are some elders words to guide you in the part of life ... 1. “Beware of the naked person who offers you clothes! 2. “When one’s goat get missing, the aroma of a neighbor’s soup g...

On one of my visit to Toronto Canada I ran into an old friends wife in a mall and I asked her about my old friend femi adekunle, she paused for a while and said "I Lost My Husband the Day We Arrived In Canada." I couldn't comprehend what she mean as I asked in curiosity " is Femi dead " It wasn’t that he had died—no, death would have been easier. He was right there, breathing, moving, eating. But the man I married, the one who promised to love and cherish me, had disappeared the moment we ste...

It's believed men are polygamous in nature. Yes men are polygamist regardless of religion, culture, social statues or professional. Many might deny this fact especially my Christian brothers but it's an established fact. That's why a man can cheat on his woman and still love her but a woman cannot cheat on her man and still love him. I say this because while men do not have sex with emotions, women can't have sex without attaching emotions to it. This is the reason men simply need a place to ...