|Interview with TMS Beauty Empire|

she is very interesting i think everyone should read this

STYLEAMIRA

Hey fashionistas,

I had the opportunity to interview a young entrepreneur. She started her business a few years ago and she has had a lot of success. Fun fact is she’s single and ready to mingle.

1. Please Introduce yourself?

My name is Margaret Sandy. A Student of Clinical Nutrition and Dietitics. I’m 23 years old.

2. What would you say is the drive behind starting your own business?

The drive was simply learn a trade, work and make profit. I got involved with the beauty business, I soon realised i had passion for beauty artistry.

3. In an industry with so much competition, what do you do to stand out?

To say there’s competition is understated. I try to stand out by being original and not follow the crowd. Creating a trend is not easy but I rather have 5 loyal customers than 10 that do not understand the…

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My Injection Experience

 

As old as I am I can’t even chest small injection

I went to the hospital and during the doctor’s prescription, she mentioned nebulization and I was like okayyyyy.

When she mentioned taking an injection, I think a volcano erupted in my mind, my life flashed before my eyes but I had done fleeking makeup that day so I couldn’t afford to fall my hands for any reason. So I just gulped about a couple of times, smiled, kept a bold face and got the doctors report.

When I went down to the nurse’s ward, my strong girl face just melted when I saw the syringe ohh .I almost peed in my pants; I was shaking like a jelly fish.

I was begging the nurses for no reason. “Mma can you give me drugs I will take I promise”

“Okay please me the injection in my hand” “Okay can I take it on my lap?”

The Nurses where seriously laughing using me as a source of entertainment when I was having a nervous breakdown.

After pulling myself together, I got courage; I stood on my shaky feet and got the injection. Hmmm my dear that one is another drama ohh

I was almost in tears the thing was just paining me in my bum bum anyhow. My really hurt and all the nurses could do was laugh

Mtcccheww our Nigerian Nurses are just evil.

Being a Little Mischievous

I love My President Rt Gen Muhammadu Buhari

I know some Nigerians would probably crucify me after reading this, but am still going to write it anyway.

I love my president!

Yes!

I love RT Gen. Muhammadu Buhari

My love for him is the same love you have for your mother even after hearing that she is a witch,

My love for him is the same love you have when you stay with bae even after you learning that he is a cheat

What can I say?

Even when he keeps travelling to other countries, I still love him

Even when he does stay home for reasons best known to him, I still love him

He is like the father who you never see before you go to bed because he works late and still has to leave early for work the next day before you wake up. You know you have a father but you never see him and you still love him

Why do people have so many names for female body parts?

more than they have for male body parts?

You want me to mention them?

Fine! I would mention the few I can remember and you can mention the rest

TuT

Ti Ti

Cunt

Pussy

Ass

Rack

Boobs

Boobie

Yansh

You can name the rest

Has anyone called you these names?

keep reading “littlemischievous”

An African Queen

She is radiant

Her smile brightens up the room

Her laugh the most contagious of all

When she throws her head back to laugh it comes out rich and full of life

Her body is like God took his time to create every contour, every bump and every curve

When she walks all eyes turn

They turn because they envy her, the turn because they know she is not only beautiful on the outside but inside too

Whether dressed in rags or glamour’s clothes she is never held back

She is fearless even in the face of fear itself

She is confident

Her self-esteem is bigger than 10 men’s ego put together

She is strong

She is an African Woman

 

Dedicated to Ms. Linda Ikeji

IF THIS COULD HAPPEN

What if once a baby is born on a geographic region, they are automatically able to speak the language of that area without being spoken to!

Asin Zero stress to learn language; no chewing tongue, no famzing

Just a God given birth right to speak the language of where you were born

And the extra is; you can still learn other languages as you grow. I.e. more time to learn your mother tongue

Omo I would like to be born in Abia state oh!

So that I would be able to understand what Phyno and Flavor are saying in their songs make I no dey curse myself

Your gender is not your Limitation, You are!

Okay what made me think of this?

I was watching a Nigerian movie last night and female young graduate who wasn’t employed went to apply for the post of driver, mind you the vacant position just demanded for a graduate who wants to be a driver.

Okay so this lady on reaching the office, when she told them that she is applying for the post of driver. They told her that the post was for a male graduate not a female. The thing that made that scene stick to my mind was the epic reply

The lady said “As I no come be man nko? Make I go kill myself?” this country is now employing female drivers”

And that is the thing that we keep forgetting, the world has evolved and some of us have been left in the stone ages where woman don’t pick up any other thing apart from cooking spoons and taking care of children we have not noticed that the world is making young billionaires and kid CEO’s. And as ladies we tell ourselves that a particular position is for a man and not for a woman and we unconsciously limit ourselves from so many things.

‘Well the lady in the movie eventually got the job not because of her gender, but because of her qualification’

This is a lesson I have learnt too. Your gender should not be your limitation if you are qualified then go ahead and get it!