Happy Friday from my favorite harbor ⚓️
Extremely active workweek is now behind successfully 🙏🏻

Even the last day of the week was active despite summer season and vacations are here.

I walked to the harbor to listen some music as there was one of the first performers of the summer there - Tuure Kilpeläinen, Finnish singer, performing multiple beautiful and peaceful songs.

This Friday peaceful and serenity are welcome. When the week has been full of encounters, no matter how nice they are they take some tolls and some quiet time is welcome. At least for me.

How about you? Do you need that kind of time to recharge?

It’s funny how I did not see that earlier in my life but now I understand that regardless of being social and loving people - You cannot do it 24/7!

Or can you?

This scenery reminds me of Rod Steward’s song ”Sailing” ⛵️ Therefore let us start this weekend in serene way with that song!

I’ll add the link to the song in comments.

Lots of love and happy weekend to all!


Juudit

#heartwoman #heartteam #leadthroughlove #putpeoplefirst #selfcare #finland #valutok

DIMENSIONS OF REALITIES


DECEPTIONS AND MUNDANITY


This Life is so funny, you come in with nothing, then fight for everything and later leaves everything and go empty

IT IS ALL VANITY!!!

Funny

Follow me i am a comedian i we give you funny video i we show you how to eat akpu without soup

Once upon a time, in a bustling city, there was a young boy with a face that could light up a room. His facial expressions were so unique and captivating that they could evoke both laughter and tears at the same time. Content creators and comedians from all over Nigeria couldn't resist featuring him in their videos.

The boy's face would scrunch up in a way that made it seem like he was about to cry, but at the same time, a hint of a smile would play on his lips, making it look like he was trying to stifle a laugh. It was as if his face was a battleground for emotions, and it was impossible to look away.

As a result, the boy became a staple in Nigerian comedy videos. Every content creator wanted to feature him, and he would often appear in multiple videos a week. However, despite his popularity, the boy's own career and well-being were being overlooked.

He was just a young boy, after all, and the constant attention and pressure to perform could be overwhelming. His education and personal development were suffering, and he was in danger of being exploited by those who only saw him as a prop for their own success.

One day, a wise and compassionate content creator decided to take a different approach. Instead of just featuring the boy in her videos, she took the time to get to know him and his family. She learned about his dreams and aspirations, and she realized that he had so much more to offer than just his funny face.

She decided to mentor the boy and help him develop his own talents and skills. She taught him how to act, how to write scripts, and how to produce his own content. She encouraged him to pursue his education and to never give up on his dreams.

As the boy grew and developed, he began to appear in videos as a confident and talented young actor, rather than just a funny face. He started to build a career of his own, and he was able to use his talents to make a positive impact on the world.

The moral of the story is that it's not enough to just use someone for our own gain. We must take the time to invest in them, to help them grow and develop, and to support them in achieving their own dreams. By doing so, we can create a positive and lasting impact on their lives, and on the world.

To all the content creators out there, let this be a lesson to you. Don't just use people for your own success. Take the time to invest in them, to mentor them, and to help them achieve their own dreams. By doing so, you'll not only be creating a positive impact on their lives, but you'll also be building a more compassionate and supportive community.
Content creators that use this boy in the picture should take this advice

Isn't it funny that for centuries, millions of BELIEVERS across the globe are still fightiñg one Satan.

Is SATAN that powerful?

All this big English no necessary, I fit start my gateman work now #nigeriansarefunny

A CALL FOR DECENCY FOR MEN!

1. Men, stop wearing joggers that makes your penis cap obvious. Please, help people help their imaginations. Wear an underwear that will hold your penis well without giving a noticeable hint about where it falls or rises.

2. Stop wearing skinny tight jeans. You look like a gay clown.

3. Wearing tight ‘mini shorts’ AKA ash*wo shorts actually make you look funny and annoying, unless you’ll be wearing shimi on top.

4. Sagging makes you look like you have no purpose in life.

5. For Igbo men, stop wearing that deep V-neck shirtthat shows your hairy chest.

6. Wearing heavy chains at once can make one confuse you for a German Shepherd in chains

7. Too much bracelets. Those beady ones. How can you wear 15 at once? Is it cultural day ?

8. Please, always wear a singlet or at least wear clothes that don’t expose your nipples. Yes! It’s unnecessary seeing your nipples print.

Thanks.

#copied