I like to say that I write to release. To let go. But truth is, I also write to remember. Because when you have a selective memory like mine, sometimes reliving moments via words is the only way to remember. So I’m writing September down to remember. Because September was the gift
February. February was for celebrating the little wins, like this ynaija feature. Like the unexpected email from whowhatwear. Like new connections that seemed to want to stay. February was for taking new chances and giving second chances. For gaining clarity and counting my losses. February was for finding god in myself… I
I came. I saw. I left. Although, I’ll be honest. I didn’t see nearly enough of this NYSC thing to actually write a fleshy post about my nysc camp experience. But I guess enough to leave a handwritten note on the wall saying “Cassie Daves was here” Nonetheless, I’m all for documenting
Hey, guyssssss! Happy new year!!!!!!!!!! I know, I know! It’s already the fourth (wow though!) and I’m just casually strolling in here with my 2017 recap like we aren’t neck deep into the new year already. Forgive me. The thing is, I actually started to write my recap post on the last
Last post in my housemanship in Nigeria chronicles! Phew. Guys, I made it through my twelve months a slave in one piece! Ain’t God good? Looking back at my whole housemanship experience now further reiterates the fact that you can pull through whatever and no matter how long the night lasts, morning
Hey Guys! How’s it going? I know I haven’t been as consistent with the blog lately and honestly, this time around unlike my first blog break, it was majorly because I kept procrastinating writing a post and then eventually just couldn’t decide which of my many drafts to start with. I finally
Well, long time no “Model Diary” post! The model life feels like something from another lifetime ago for me these days. It’s funny because back then, It used to seem like it was going to be really hard to give up the model title. I remember writing “Walking Mannequin” in all my
This past weekend, a group of friends and I hiked all the way to the seventh level of the Olumirin / Erin Ijesha waterfall. Although, I didn’t include the Erin Ijesha waterfall or Osun state in my post on my top places to visit in Nigeria. It was definitely on my “to
I have a hate love relationship with Lagos. Every day I keep finding new things to bitch about but it’s an incredible city with lots of good vibes, hustle spirit that keeps you on the go, chill spots and of course a bomb weekend life. Related: Lagos Weekends And All The Fun