CovMerc Interiors

If you need me to respond quickly, please TYPE IT. 😂 That’s all you need to do. Voice note? I probably won’t open it. Call? Please don’t. 😭 Just type what you want to say and I’ll respond. Why are we making life harder than it needs to be? 😂 Please tell me I’m not the only one who does this. 😭

I remember crying like say person die when someone left my life. Chai. I genuinely thought “how una wan expect me to move on from this?” New beginnings scared me sha. Starting over felt like too much work. But months later? I was laughing again. Sleeping fine. Making new memories. Actually living. Then I realized: you don’t always miss the person… you miss who you used to be when you still trusted them not to hurt you. And sometimes, life gets better after the ending you begged God to stop. Don’t beg God to keep what He’s trying to remove. He can see the ending you can’t. Some endings you’re crying about are actually God removing you from a story that wasn’t written for your good.

😂🤣 Y’ll need to hear the kind of drama I witnessed on my way to work this morning! While waiting for the bus to fill up, one man came in to market his Christian books for children. He was speaking English, explaining the benefits and lessons inside the book, and honestly, it sounded quite interesting. But nobody asked to see the book. Nobody said, “Oga, how much?” Nothing. 😭🤣 Next thing, this man switched from English to Ekiti dialect and started lamenting! 😂🤣 As someone who grew up in Ondo town and understands Ekiti very well, I was trying so hard not to laugh. Oga was basically complaining that after all the English and marketing, not even one person bought his book… and he added something along the lines of, “May poverty not be our portion.” 😭😭🤣🤣🤣 Sir???? Are you now fighting the entire bus because we didn’t buy your book? 😂🤣 In my mind, I was like, “Oga, no vex o. In this digital era, people can literally get most of this information on Google and ChatGPT.” I even wanted to tell him to consider going digital with his books, but I said Teemarh, mind your business 😭🤣 But it was honestly so funny. The moment he switched to Ekiti dialect, the whole thing became a full Nollywood scene in my head. 😂😂😂 Abeg, what’s the funniest or most dramatic thing you’ve witnessed inside public transport? Let’s laugh abeg 😭🤣👇

Good morning, beautiful people ✨ May today bring provision that meets you exactly where the need is. May you feel less alone in whatever you’re carrying. May today’s grace be sufficient for today’s assignment.🙏🏾