simply oroque's view

i have a lot to write about...but nothing interesting enough to make me actually write. so i went over to my secret guilty pleasure http://www.efemenaoreoluwa.blogspot.com/ (she's so crudely realistic that i blush to even admit to reading her blog) and here's the one thing that inspired me today. of course, i can't guarantee you will like the consequence of following the advice in the picture, but doing it will make you feel really good... up until the black eye. see y'all around!

i haven't been writing as much as i should be, but you know, work has been all sorts of tedious so i'm not really remorseful that i haven't. as y'all know, i'm not religious or fanatical but i try to live right before God...so much as i ridicule the things that we presently do in his honour (wrongly in my opinion), it wouldn't be fair to mislead my readers into thinking i have no regard for true faith or for the Almighty. having said that, i am thus faced with a dillemma. one which i'm not sure has an answer either way. and its seemingly simple but has far reaching implications. infact, it is so deeply significant that it could change the entire course of my life...if i go by what i'm reading on some websites and things. okay, enough of the pretend suspense...i have decided to get a tattoo. yes, you can laugh now. for context you know that tattoos are permanent ink markings that come out perfect on a buff muscular dude who is between 16 and 24, has h

i've been kinda sad for a few days now...no, not like sad for the sake of it, but deeply inexplicably sad. infact, so sad i've begun to have weird dreams (no dream is really bad or good) which all culminated in a near-migraine yesterday that left me wearing dark shades for most of the morning in the office. so i woke up at 3 am this morning and lay on my bed staring at the ceiling and trying to decide for myself if i should focus and find out exactly what bothers me, or to determine for myself that i will have a good day and live happy just because...if it was that simple. so on my way to work this morning as i sat in the quiet car, my mind went from my family to my job to the cases in court that i wish could all just end to my boss (amazingest boss ever by the way) and eventually perched on the issue of the fuel subsidy removal by the federal government - yeah, of all things for me to think of in trying to make myself happy. you know, i am not very knowledgable in the econ

Dear Mr. Jobs, In your work I had identified a mind quite like my own, refusing the status quo and pushing the boundaries. Not forsaking the external beauty for internal capabilities. Constantly evolving without apology. Through your courage I found a new kind of strength to accept the inevitable without regret or self-pity, and in your passing it is clearer now than ever…that you were here for this singular purpose. We never met, but we are kindred spirits you and I. Godspeed. oroque