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n creating this image I almost wrote “Try it” but the reality is that trying something and changing something are not one in the same. When I went to the market today there were a few fruit I didn’t recognize. Guava (fresh and organic), Soursop, and Star Apples were amongst a few of them. I decided a few months ago I wanted to change the way I thought about new things. 🍎🍐🍊🍍🥥🍈 • • • I’ve always been pretty daring, but lately I’ve found myself becoming content. Don’t. Continue to change the way you think. Continue to mold your decision-making. Continue to boldly do what you wouldn’t, and stop waiting for change to happen #travel #naija #nigeria #jos #plateaustate

This car is called the “Kekenapep” in Nigeria. They are most compatible to U.S taxis in purpose and smart cars in size. The girls and I were talking about how carelessly most people drive these. They do whatever they must to get wherever their passenger asks. This includes, driving on the side roads, driving in between other cars, and just barely making it through roundabouts. • • • At first it was annoying because it’s dangerous, but today I realized that sometimes we HAVE to take risks. We must put our fleshly fears aside, put on our armor, and just risk it all for the sake of God’s glory. When He commands us to jump out into the unknown, we have to trust that He’s sovereign 🇳🇬 #naija #nigeria #kekenapep #travel #faith

The “Gonjo” reminded me a lot of street shops. Essentially, people lie their items for sale out on the sidewalk, and encourage people passing to buy. I couldn’t imagine the time and energy that goes into hauling inventory out on such a busy street, competing for customers, and going home (possibly empty handed) but they do it...everyday. I have even MORE of an admiration for Nigerian work ethic after today. I’ve studied this culture for years, but there’s such a sweetness that comes with being engulfed in it 🇳🇬 #nigeria #jos #plateaustate #entrepreneurship #gonjo

You taught me motherhood long before I knew I could be a mother. You taught me patience. You reminded me of an old me. A growing me. A determined me. You are going to change lives and raise up a young woman who will take the world by storm. Life kept me from hugging you to say goodbye, but you’ll always have my heart. I love you, Ty’Janae 💕

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