Gradual reveal of my Life's experiences....

So I am listening to my favorite boy group of all time ‘West life’; I wonder what ever happened to them and what led to their break-up.. I so loved Bryan (the lead singer of the group). In my teenage days i wished I could be free the way they were. Watching their song videos sometimes brought tears to my eyes because I wondered how life was going to be for me when I was older. Growing up in an environment where I felt silence was a form of peace making, I spoke less and kept more to myself. Not to forget that I loved to read novels. Novels were just the escape from reality and it took me to a realm where I felt peaceful and happy or sad..ie if the characters were good or emotional. I was a huge fan of Daniele Steel and Sidney Sheldon. Gosh; where has my love for books gone? Truthfully, I wouldn’t say I had the most wonderful childhood even though my parents were among the middle class (if I may say so). My dad had his own house so yes I classify us as a middle class family. I am just glad to be writing this and I am thankful to God for where he has brought me to. Recounting my life. I finished from Queen’s College in 2000, got admission into Unilag and finished in 2006, I got an intern job after my University days just to keep me busy and after my youth service, I got a job in a radio station. I currently still work in that radio station. I am hardworking, I know that, even if no one tells me. My MD actually called me to acknowledge my hard work and that day was just the best day of my life as at that time (2010). I got married in 2011. I wouldn’t say I knew him that much, but he made me feel important and I could tell him anything. Basically I was just comfortable with him. Before I met my husband, i was coming out of a heart broken relationship that took a year to heal but I am glad that things happened the way they did. God has a way of catching you when you fall or when you feel your life isn’t just worth it. (Will let you guys into that world some other time). Something else, when I turned 25years, I said to myself ‘you have to start thinking of settling down’. My mum didn’t help matters. She was always on my case (will be unleashing this gradually). Listening to beautiful love songs can make you believe that love is a perfect thing but truly, love is accepting the other’s partner’s mistake and saying you can make them better. I am glad my husband walked into my life when he did.