BLAZE model of the week

By -

You've gotta dance like there's nobody watching,
Love like you'll never be hurt,
Sing like there's nobody listening,
And live like it's heaven on earth. IFEOMA EGBUNIKE

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

the day pastor chris was honourd

By -
Image
The President of the Believers Love World Incorporated also known as Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has donated the sum of one billion naira to Benson Idahosa University to upgrade their faculty of engineering. Pastor Oyakhilome made this donation on Friday at a special convocation ceremony of the Benson Idahosa University where he was conferred the award of Doctor of Divinity. Oyakhilome, who announced the donation during his speech, also explained the rationale behind his donation. According to him, the late Archbishop Idahosa, having greatly influenced his life and ministry, it was only natural for him to feel the need to do same for the youths. “The Archbishop Benson Idahosa was one of the most remarkable and inspiring personalities of the 20th Century. It is a fact of life that those who did not have the privilege to meet him are blessed to meet him through many of us. “The impact of...
Read more

How to Be a Good Wife

By -
Image
Being a good wife is not easy, even if you have a near-perfect husband. To be a good wife, you have to be able to communicate effectively, to keep your romance alive, and to be your husband's best friend while maintaining your own identity. If you want to know how to do it, just follow these steps.. Method 1 of 4: Communicate Effectively 1 Express your feelings and needs effectively. Your husband doesn't have clairvoyant powers. If you want something, ask. If something is wrong, say so. Don't drop hints or figure he'll "come around" or you'll never get anything done. If you want to be able to express how you feel, you should be able to speak with a positive tone and to listen to what your husband says instead of being accusatory. Here are some ways to do it: Send "I messages." Instead of accusing him of not meeting your needs, focus the conversation on yourself. For instance, tell him, "I feel ignored when I don't ...
Read more

How to Fix a Relationship

By -
Image
How to Fix a Relationship Three Parts: Diagnosing Problems Fixing Problems Finding Peace We'd all like to avoid unpleasant break-ups, especially if they're unnecessary. But how can you learn to distinguish romantic road bumps from serious obstacles? How can you smooth them over? Read on to learn how to help yourself use those problems and develop a stable and lasting relationship. Part 1 of 3: Diagnosing Problems 1 Decide you have a problem and that you want to confront it. Feelings of dissatisfaction or distance from your partner may be signs of fixable or unfixable problems. Have you wondered actively about dating someone else? Have you been relieved lately to have time alone? Do you notice changes in your partner? Less intimacy? More arguments? Ad 2 Distinguish between road bumps and major problems. It's important to recognize that major obstacles to a relationship, like emotional or physical abuse, may be unfixab...
Read more