Jacqueline A. retweeted
I send my parents 200,000 naira monthly. My elder brother found out and started adding 50,000 naira, making it 250,000 naira total. I send it all directly to my father.
Last month I exceeded my budget and could not send my part. I informed my father and forwarded him the 50,000 naira my brother sent.
My mother called. She had already budgeted her share from what he gives her for something important. I asked how much my father usually gives her so I could send that directly.
She said 150,000 to 200,000 naira.
I paused. I actually thought it wouldn't be more than 100,000 naira.
I send my father 250,000 naira and he gives my mother almost everything. My father is not a rich man. He really makes nothing elsewhere.
And the 50,000 naira I sent him last month when I was short? He had already forwarded it to her.
Well, I sent her an extra 60,000 naira and told her to make do with that.
The most interesting part is that my mother has no idea the amount I send to my father monthly. She only knows that I send them money.
My father is one of the most selfless people I know. ❤️
Above all, love God.
Jacqueline A. retweeted
If you can read this, just know God has not forgotten you and he will show up for you in many good ways.
Being financially stable in Nigeria, sometimes means being selfish enough to protect your money from everyone else’s emergencies. Because if you keep rescuing everybody, you might end up needing rescuing yourself.
Jacqueline A. retweeted
I highly advise anyone who wants to experience financial increase over the next 6 months to read Psalm 72 and Psalm 112 consistently.
No one talks about the quiet ache of being grateful and hurting at the same time. Of carrying a heavy heart while still counting your blessings. You know you have so much to be thankful for, yet some days still feel unbearably difficult.
Life has a way of showing us just how strong we truly are. Some chapters leave deep scars, while others bring incredible joy, but every chapter is part of the story that shaped you.
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No one really knows what you’ve had to overcome to get where you are, which is why the constant criticism, assumptions, and judgment people throw around often say more about them than they do about you.
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Jacqueline A. retweeted
Je recommande vivement une partenaire affectueuse et câline.
La vie est trop courte pour être avec quelqu'un qui considère l'amour comme une corvée.
Laissez l'amour vous guider.
Sometimes life doesn’t change because of one big decision; it changes because of the small things we do consistently. A kind word, a little extra effort, a moment of patience, or choosing to keep going when things feel difficult can have a bigger impact than we realize.
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Jacqueline A. retweeted
I found a beautiful verse in Isaiah 46:4.
I have made you. I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you.
Not every loving husband can make it to every antenatal appointment. Some are out there working extra hard so their wives can stay home, rest, and have a more comfortable pregnancy.
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