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An open letter to a fellow blogger

Call me a big cry baby and you are right. This note from Deb had me in tears in a good way and hankering for home Lagos, Nigeria.
In life we deal with so much, but what I always say is to live fully in your moments, to own and make the best of them 😊

Booky Glover Oyindamola's avatarBooky Glover

Dear Jacqueline,

I have silently and faithfully gone through your photos on the “Echoes of my neighbourhood”. I was there when you brought up the idea. I was excited about it but I did know that I would be reluctant to share pictures of my neighbourhood.

You have beautiful places to show of Dubai. What I have pales in comparison. I have pictures on my phone and I stare at them and scroll to the next picture. Who wants to the dusty streets? Colourful gates of that primary school, the part of Oshodi market that has been destroyed, or BRT bus stops, beggars that line up the road etc.

There are of course beautiful places in Lagos but those places are not my neighbourhood.

Well, I wrote this just in case I got you wondering.

Sincerely,
Deb.

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14 thoughts on “An open letter to a fellow blogger

  1. I would love to see everyone’s neighborhood! It’s not something I have here, so it’s new and different to me I think it’s all wonderful, even fun buildings, or the hardware store on the corner! I love that kind of stuff!

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  2. I want to chime in on the orginal idea post around hour home pics….great idea….I will try and join in. Also, I felt for Deb too…but maybe she could share glimpses of inside her home instead? Home is where our heart lives.

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