Another week begins

As we enter another working week today, I'm praying that I'd be more conscious of time spent on all my activities and concentrate more on work that makes me more productive and do my utmost best to document how each day went before going to bed at night. Probably do that documentation as the first thing I do as soon as I start browsing at 9 pm. Help me God!

I commit this week into Your hands Lord, I have no one else but you. You know my heart Lord and you know my aspirations. Help me, Lord.

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Another day's foot

Been a good Thursday, just a minor annoyance that could have escalated but for the timely intervention of what I've grown to know as my style of "nipping in the bud" the first stirrings of annoyance before it escalates to full-blown anger. And assumes control of my higher senses.

What was achieved today? Quite a lot of reading for those cut-outs I'm doing for the BossMan. Tried to stay off some food midday, which has not really been the regular schedule since moving to Eminent. Helped create a sharper consciousness even though I admit, it made me feel more drowsy.

Was with the Bossman to try out the audio for the NEW CAMPAIGN. With a few adjustments, it'll sail with the wind under its sails.

Had a quiet time to reflect on STUVS. Communicated with Eyooo, and replied Ailoh. Mum's on her way back to Lagos, aunt's in Agbara. Moving family, right? Lol...

Thank you Lord as I put my best foot forward, lead me on

Been a while

I've been up and about to the detriment of updates here...guess I'd have to make up for that by having a daily go at it here. To ensure I don't have my foot in my mouth concerning that, I'd keep the blog as a personal diary. How 'bout that?

Well, on second thoughts, I don't think anyone would want to be bored stiff with my personal daily stuff so I'd just keep it forward with my best foot, right?

Guess so . . . all the same, I'm back.

So much so fast so soon

Alot has happened in the days since the last time this blog got an update. But the biggest hit so far has been the loss of the larger-than-life legal titan of the downtrodden in Nigeria: Chief Gani Fawehinmi. In his honour, not much will be put up for a while. It's a dark time ahead for the nation still taking infantile tottering steps after more than 4 decades of independence. May God's peace rest on him and may God's light see us through the dark days ahead. Rest in peace, comrade sir, rest in peace.

it's fresh and it's a foot forward

There's a fresh air blowing across the email landscape. It's called Ovi and it's from the Nokia platform. I'm presently utilising just the mail for now but that's about a tiny fraction of what the suite has in store for the user. I could give you a breakdown here but nothing compares with having a feel of the web application. So, give it a go without further ado. It's going to be putting your best foot forward, or maybe not . . .

Been behind . . .

Now the time has come to bring the blog up to speed, expect daily updates on this blogosphere. We're pulling all stops to put our best in front. Blog away . . .

England's best foot

In only her second competitive game under new coach Fabio Capello, the English national football team has drawn second blood. Croatia ended England's dream for excitement at the Euro 2008 soccer fiesta. Today, Croatia suffered as young Theo Walcott, relishing the confidence Capello reposed in him by playing him from the start instead of a more experienced David Beckham, slotted in three past the Croatian goalie.

Having been robbed of one man, due to an elbow that drew blood off the face of Joe Cole, the Croatians could have had it in their minds that Capello's men were not going to allow the pre-Euro 2008 events repeat themselves. The discipline on display from the English team also removed any doubts even the most pessimistic English fan could have nurtured going into this Wednesday encouter. A 4-1 scoreline, only yesterday, seemed far-fetched. Today, THIS English team can do no wrong . . . 

There's no point stating the obvious. Capello, it might be early days yet to say this, seems to know what he's doing. He's actually putting his best foot forward, that's what . . . right?