IT IS TIME

I wanted to delay this post because once I put it up, it means as from my next post, I am fully back to blogging.

Okay. Blogville. This is where one door closes and another opens. This post makes me 100 post old. Yes. It's an anniversary.

So I'm off to figure out what my return will be all about, because, I haven't got a clue. I don too make mouth.

There have been lots of changes in my life lately, so I want my blogs (uzezi and aroundlagos) to be affected also by the changes.

And in the spirit of anniversary, you are free to ask me one question you have always wondered about me, and I will do my best to be honest. 30+ actually gave me that award as a honest blogger o! lol.

Alright. See you all on the other new side of me.

PS: This blog have always allowed anonymous comments, but anonymous questions won't be answered.

Comments

  1. Ques: AM I FIRST?????????? :p

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  2. happry aniversary....So hw old r u?

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  3. am 3rd,question is
    did u achieve everthing u set out to achieve dis year?

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  4. One major plan for next year is?

    Happy Anniversary!

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  5. Happy Anniversary dear.
    What's the most important thing to you?

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  6. i'll ask the first question that comes to mind- what uni did you go to?

    Congrats on your 100th post...me i dont even keep track ..maybe i shld start sef

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  7. Congrats on your 100th post. I haven't started wondering yet. When I start you'll be the first to know.

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  8. Thank God you'll be back to blogging soon. 100 Posts? Now that's huge. Congrats. Sort of reminds me of when Henry scored his 100th Premier league goal!

    So to the question. You promised to answer so you gotta answer this one 'honestly'. When did you lose your virginity? Why am I asking? I don't know but that's what comes to mind right now? Oya o, my answer.

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  9. Happy aniversary. Hmmmm.....i forgot to celebrate mine.

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  10. happy anni.... My question is: is relocating to the Gambia an option?

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  12. Happy 100th post!

    I have two related questions:

    What do you think is your best/greatest talent?

    -and-

    What talent do you wish you had?

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  13. Happy anniversary... I'm probably as good as anonymous, as you don't know me, yet I was curious after reading some of your posts and profile description, and wanted to ask you one question - Your profile says you are an ex-journalist, in one of your posts, you say you resumed work as Executive Assistant, Marketing Communication, with a pharmaceutical company, on September 1st --- Journalism to Marketing --- Why (as in why leave journalism, you seem to enjoy writing)?
    May be the answer is in some of your earlier posts that I haven't read, if so just direct me to the post.

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  15. me I came to ead the qestions and answers, s where are there?

    Congrats and welcome back.

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  16. wow! 100! congrats. u want to change d tone of ur blog or what? go drastic like moi? can't wait! so, wen should i come back 2 see it?

    as 4 my question: (now am getting this idea 4rm naijalines' tequila secrets). do u have any secrets u wouldn't ever tell someone u r dating about? or maybe wen u do marry, something u won't ever tell ur husband?

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  17. Congrats on your 100th post! Can't think of any question to ask, so I'll await the answers to all the others :)

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  18. Happy anniversary sweetie!

    Hmm lemme see..whats the naughtiest thing u've ever done?

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  19. Happy anniversary sweetie!

    Hmm lemme see..whats the naughtiest thing u've ever done?

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  20. congratulations on the 100th blog milestone. lol!

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  21. happy 100th post, congrats that's alot of writing uve been doing. Question, I'm sure there's been something i wanted to ask you, but my brain no go fit let me remember.

    It doesn't matter anyway, i hope "The Return of Uzezi" would be worthwhile oh, u have been away a while.

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  22. Congratulations!!!
    I can't think of a question...let me think and come back!

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  23. happy anniversary...the next post and you're back blogging for real...

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  24. me...i'm asking 3 questions...since some people didn't ask you...i've decided to help out for the next comeback post=):

    Tell me about a favorite event of your adulthood.

    Tell me about a favorite event of your childhood.

    What is your motto for life?

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  25. Congrats dear.
    No questions.

    be back soon.

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  27. Like Shubby Doo did, I will help with questions for those that did not ask:

    1. What made you give your life to Christ?

    2. What about you has changed for good this year?

    3. What's the progress with Project Desiree?

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  28. Happy Birthday darling...wishing you God's love and blessings....and many many many many (get the message yet?) many many more fruitful and happy years on earth.......

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  30. Your favourite food?

    Sorry the question may be lame but that was all that came to me.

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  31. I will be celebrating mine soon too o
    I am contemplating what to write for my 100th post.

    I'm on #99

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  32. **laughs**

    How did I skip that part?

    Okay one question

    Can you teach me how to put on `em lashes?

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  33. when are you going to answer these questions?

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  35. Congrats!!

    So when would you be back?!?
    Happy Holidays!!

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  36. helloooooooo anybodi home?????
    i ve got sum hampers 4 u :)
    *merry christmas dear'

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