Hi, my name is Cassie Daves and I’m an advocate for enjoyment, adventure and making the most of your immediate environment. In this case, my local environment being “Lagos”- a city I have a slightly toxic hate-love relationship with. But if there’s something I love about my city, it is the hustle spirit,
Camping On The Beach In Lagos. When you live in a city like mine, one that is set up in a manner determined to raise your blood pressure a little higher everyday, you learn to unplug in whatever little ways you can. So when I found out about the Jaybee beach camp
Like the Cotonou trip, my visit to the recently opened Indian and Chinese place on the mainland -Gypsy’s restaurant Lagos started with a tweet from Alex. Somehow everything starts and ends with Alex. She would always toss the blame to me claiming that I am responsible for creating a hole in her
Exploring the Epe Mangrove. I talked about it, tweeted about it and Insta-storied about it, eventually making plans to visit the Epe Mangrove with a few of my Instagram family. But somehow, every single time, things never seemed to go as planned. So much that I began to feel like a chronic
A Beach Getaway – Re-exploring Tarkwa Bay. The only memory I have of my first visit to the Tarkwa Bay beach in Lagos is getting stuck on the water on our way back from the beach. We had run into some engine trouble and I was scared shitless. Although my second visit
Although, you’ll find me forever making lists of places to eat in Lagos and even lurking in comments of new restaurants tagging my friends with “We should totally check this place out”, somehow I always end up still sticking to my regular places. Meh. I found out about food shack Lagos on
Well, long time no “Lagos Living” post! I’ve been spending more and more of my weekends at the hospital on call and so “exploring Lagos” has been out of my books for a while now. I finally got a weekend free sometime in Mid-April during my surgery rotation and decided that I
Hey Guys! How did your weekend go? I finally got around to going to the lekki arts and crafts market this weekend!. I’ve been meaning to visit the market for ages now and when I got my first free weekend in a while, I immediately knew that I had to use it
RELIEVING MY CHILDHOOD. I’ve had this post in my drafts for a short while now but wasn’t quite sure of how well it would be received. In the spirit of feeding my inner child and because I said there would be more Lagos living posts this year in my blog recap, so