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WELCOME TO 2017!!!

This time last year, I was too ill to talk to anyone; too weak to handle my mobile and put up a post. My brother, mum and sister were worried sick. They didn't like the thought of me entering the new year with any form of ailment. I couldn't help it.  Eventually, I did enter the new year sick (although I pretended to be well) and remained so until about three days into 2016.

I went for the crossover service at my home church in Kano state and ended up sleeping throughout the service. I only woke up when it was time for the final prayers and the usual Happy New Year' shouts at exactly 12am.

This year is different.

I couldn't make it to any church for the crossover service (blame my village) but I'm strong and healthy. I'm online and active. My brain is working fine.
I'm thankful for this and many more.
2016 was great for me. I count my blessings alot and I often name them.

My family is strong, healthy and happy.
Sis and I graduated from the University.
Bro became a daddy
Mum is stronger and happier
I started a blog
I opened a page
I earned some cash
I made some friendships and connections
I took some stuff in my life seriously
I walked out on some people and watched some others walk out on me for the right reasons
I made certain tough decisions
I learned a lot and unlearned a lot too
I embraced my fears
I got better
I found ME
God came through for me
I haven't looked back and I have no regrets. My life isn't anything next to perfect but it is beautiful and I am happy.

I'm going forward and I'm getting better.
 Thanks for being a part of my 2016. With you, my year was awesome.
#Blessings
Happy New Year Fam
2017 will be huge.
#JayTeeSays

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