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It was in the early eighties, around the time a group of senior army officers overthrew the democratically elected government, when Austrian lace and aso-oke were trendy and church services were fashion shows - an endless, shameless carnival of women in colorful blouses blended with expensive ichafu which they tied in layers and pleats until the scarves were piled atop their heads like a large plant, obstructing the view of everyone seated behind them. Everyone looked forward to Sundays, going to church. Those who could not afford these processions snuck in very early for the children's service, because that was the graceful thing to do - worship with the children in their simple clothes of cheap blouses over Nigerian wax, and second-hand shoes whose heels had worn out and made koi-koi-koi sounds on the tiled floor.
By Elizabeth Nana3 years ago in Fiction
The Train to Forever: A Journey of Love and Adventure
The train was a blur of motion as it barreled down the tracks, carrying its passengers ever closer to their destinations. But for two young travelers, it was the start of an unforgettable journey – one that would change their lives forever.
By Dasamukha3 years ago in Fiction
The Crystal in the Tree
Once upon a time, when I was a young lived in a small village on the edge of a vast forest. I had always been fascinated by the forest and often spent her days exploring its winding paths and hidden clearings.
By Judith3 years ago in Fiction
Passing Ship, Changing Tides: The Unexpected Detour That Changed My Life
The story is about a time I took a wrong turn while driving and ended up in a strange town, only to discover something life-changing about myself and the world around me.
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction
The Passing Of Ships And Feelings
This is a story about The moment when you finally learned to forgive someone who had hurt you deeply, and the emotional journey that led you to that point. It's just a small moment but this incident had a big impact in my life. So the story begins when there was a small ego clash between myself and my friend for the 10th board result. Later that resulted in my friend betraying me in a school basketball competition by supporting the opponent just because i was the team captain. I won't forgive the mistake ever.
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction
Cristiano Ronaldo The Man
Once upon a time, on the small island of Madeira, Portugal, there was a young boy named Cristiano Ronaldo. From a young age, Ronaldo had a passion for soccer and he would often spend hours playing with his friends in the streets of his neighbourhood.
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction
Forever Etched in My Mind
Sophie was sitting on the deck of her family's yacht, gazing out at the vast expanse of the ocean before her. She had always loved the sea and the freedom it offered her. But there was something missing. She had been onboard for days, but not a single ship had crossed her path. It was as if she was completely alone in the world.
By Ramo3 years ago in Fiction
The Divine Journey
India is a land of incredible diversity - a place where ancient traditions meet modern life, where bustling cities blend with serene landscapes, and where spirituality permeates every aspect of daily life. For many travelers, India represents the ultimate pilgrimage - a journey to discover the soul of a nation that has captivated the hearts and minds of seekers for thousands of years.
By AJITH KUMAR3 years ago in Fiction
Love Knows No Distance: A Long-Distance Romance
There may be many kind of the love stories, but the love from the long distance makes the story so different and in this story article I am going tell you all about beautiful couple Megan and David who had proved that love can be from any kind of the distance and from this story we could know about power of the long distance love and the happiness in it. I would definitely say that you would like this story and you will also love to make this kind of love in your life.
By vijayalakshmi3 years ago in Fiction
Buddha's Teaching connected to a short story
Once, a young monk came to the Buddha and asked him, "Master, how can I achieve enlightenment?" The Buddha replied, "To achieve enlightenment, you must let go of all attachments and desires." The young monk was confused and asked the Buddha to explain further. The Buddha said, "All suffering arises from attachment. Attachment to material possessions, to people, to ideas, and to emotions. When you cling to these things, you are bound by them and cannot attain true happiness and freedom. To achieve enlightenment, you must learn to let go of all attachments and desires, and live in the present moment with mindfulness and compassion."
By Karun 3 years ago in Fiction
Ananya's Melodious Journey: A Tale of Determination, Love for Vocal Art, and Originality
Once upon a time in a small village in India, there lived a young girl named Ananya. Ananya had always been passionate about singing and had a unique and soulful voice that captivated everyone who heard her. She would often perform at local gatherings and events, leaving the audience mesmerized by her talent.
By kumar02hemant3 years ago in Fiction
How to Run a Secret Society
Great! You have finally admitted that you want to do this. The most important thing to do first is to remember that you have good reasons for starting your own society. These reasons will come out as you develop your own society and try to add members to the group.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Fiction