The Joy of Christmas

Now I have decided ease up on the seriousness of my blog by writing my posts title in small letters and minimizing my use of the google images.

We all love the yuletide season and we expect a lot from it. Isn't it meant to be a day of fun and merry?

Then we frown when all that we looked forward to comes to nought. A single call from our friends eludes a twinkling feeling of joy within us. Our face lights up and we let up an involuntary smile across our face.

The weather may be a bit dry, cold and musky, it might impair our visibility or clog our nostrils, there may be travel chaos and an upsurge in crime but we rejoice!.

We celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ!!!...the carols are everywhere, the streets are festooned with decorations,trees and flowers, and there are those colourful greeting cards with moving words. The messages expresses deep emotions; deep, lyrical, simple languages signed by the sender and tucked in bright envelopes that we feel tempted to keep rather than dispose.

How I love reading those soothing messages, but at the end of it all i ask myself if the emotions expressed in those cards are actually reflective of the sender's true feelings.

Saboteur! Please don't let my title fool you december is actually a time to spread gossips,because everyone is going here and there, doing this and that, and few people have the time to actually sit down and think...those rumour makers and monger prowl around and they are really making waves on the streets. My friend was destabilized because of such rumour. She trusted some certain people...it could be quite funny especially if they didn't get the gist right. She sat back and decided to watch how things would turn out, but it didn't work in her favour. Without laying a finger on her, they killed her . I would forever use this day, december 27th to remember her.

R.I.P Ifeyinwa. I miss you dearly