Waddup people? How are you all doing? nice writing to you all after such a long time. Me, been busy with exams and the like. Has been very challenging indeed, but then very rewarding as well. I hope for more exams like these as well.

My mum came back about two, three weeks ago from her official duties that took her on a tour of Europe and China. It was so nice to have her back, didn't believe I would miss her that much. It was also one big lesson in faith and love for me. The evening she was doing her shopping in China, which was the last country she visited, we didn't talk to her that day as was our tradition, and so didn't know about her travel plans or anything of the sort, but according to plans that we had made even before she moved, she was due to come back to Nigeria two days from then, because she would have to make a brief stopover in London. The night before she had been pre-arranged to arrive, we still had not heard anything from her, and were getting a bit worried. My dad then told me that even if she didn't call, we would go to the airport as we had arranged three weeks ago and wait for her. So the next morning by 5 a.m.m we got up and went on our way to the International wing of the airport. As we entered the building, we were told that a British Airways flight had just arrived. Then, I got a phone call - from my mom. She spoke for about 7 secons telling me she was on ground in Nigeria before her battery died. I was shocked, but more of amusingly surprised. After about 20 mins of waiting for her, she finally emerged lookin a little bit worn, but in good health, not unexpected for someone who boarded an airplane 18 times in 3 weeks. She made us all happy, me being the new custodian of a 30GB iPod and Windows Vista software. She hooked us all up and we were glad she did.

Gotta run now, but it was nice writing again. Me, out!