Planning a Royal Wedding in Lagos - Part 1
posted by Ore @ 6:30 PM
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Looks like I'm a lady on the move, as the last profile was in dire need of an update. I moved from a nonprofit to the oil and gas industry. Now I'm back in the nonprofit world. I still love to eat, read, talk about hair and surf the internet. I still love to travel and look forward to visiting new places this year. Email: oreblogging@gmail.com
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2 Comments:
Love your blog.what a delight.I am an avid reader myself.what is your bookshop called?.next will give a list of books that i have enjoyed this year so far.Am re reading 'catch -22'by Heller.It is all time favourite of mine.
deji
Thanks, Deji! I've never read Catch 22. Will get to it one of these days.
The shop is Patabah Books in Adeniran Ogunsanya, Surulere.
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