PART TWENTY-TWO (I) Edited by: Darlene Jones Standing by the entrance to the hut, Ekwutosilim clapped twice. “Come in.” She bent slightly, pushed aside the antelope skin that served as the door, and found the hut semidark, the only light—the flickering rays of the pale evening sun—coming through the window. This admirer was … More We Are Not Cursed #22 (I)
I am so fortunate to have witnessed the partial eclipse of the sun! These pics were taken between 1:55 P.M. and 2:25 P.M. Sorry for the size of the pics and the direct approach to Mr. Sun 😀 😀 I couldn’t help it 😀
PART SEVENTEEN Edited by: Darlene Jones Placing the mat beside her father, Okuoba sat down on it and fixed her gaze on him. She had always viewed her father, Ichie Umeh, as an intelligent man, a fighter who would give his all for a just cause. At this delicate moment when her family was focused … More We Are Not Cursed #17
Case 26: A man, who holds the yam and the knife, determines who eats any part of the tuber. Insight/Background Story: After my friend obtained her master’s degree from Heriot-Watt, one would expect that it would be easier for her to find a nice job here in the country than for some other graduate with … More One Week, One Proverb #26
PART FOURTEEN Edited by: Darlene Jones The sight of Amaefuna approaching evoked an instant feeling of bitterness and then disappointment in Umeh. Umeh’s first thought was to rise and bark an order at his fellow nobleman to leave his compound. But a quick rethink halted him. He couldn’t afford to throw a tantrum … More We Are Not Cursed #14
