Naija Girl On A Budget ...

Dear Blog, Sometimes I forget I have to grow followership and content for you.  And you know what.. It's not been easy at all. For the first time I got to admit it, owning a blog is no piece of cake.  It requires consistency, hard work, diligence and creativity. Sometimes I even doubt I am creative enough to run you.  I look at other blogs and then I go.. . Damn, they've got a lot of sauce, I mean hot sauce. Besides I doubt if anyone reads you as I get just few amount of views.. . You are like a diary, which I don't mind tho. I wish I could get help, get a new look for you but what do I know, I am just a new blogger and novice at that with little cash to dispense with.  I wish,  I wish I could do better. Phew!! I feel like screaming. Can I get any better?  I do think affirmative Would the good content come?  Yes, things just have a way of getting better, I am so positive. Would you give up?   Hell no Well, blog baby I have done enough or I think I have done

                                I wouldn't say entirely say my day was ruined but it will be safe to say my day almost went sour. What happened? Tailor problems!!! I had wanted to wear something nice,gram worthy and something flashy.  My flashy Ankara was there but, the style wasn't so great which pissed me off at first but then I got angrier (if there is a word like that) when I saw the whole adjustments...its not like it solved the problem besides the lady has been with my other unsewn clothing for the past three years with full payments given to her, what else does she want?  I don't mean to nag but I came up with some possible solutions to these lamentations of Nigerians. 1. Buy already sewn clothes . There a lot of them in the market, trade centres, show rooms..just look out for them and Yes, at cheap prices. 2. Sew your own clothes Is that even possible ? Yes!! I don't have the time? Create time. It helps your mind and keeps you creative. 3. Patron