Life in a Year: February 2025

I started Gilmore Girls again sometime last year and finally rounded it up with the last production titled ‘Gilmore Girls: Life in a Year’. It caught us up with what had been going on in everyone’s life since we last saw them. The show was broken down into four parts; winter, spring, summer and Fall.

I decided to steal the title and tell mine in months.

Plus, one of my readers thought it would be “fun and a good series” and I agreed and loved the idea.

So here’s what February looked like:

A month full of Birthdays

February was good, my dad turned 79 on the 4th, my mum followed on the 12th as she clocked 78 years old.

My husband had a birthday too on the 26th and My sister Angie continued her 50s journey on the 9th. Ngodoo, my cousin marked hers on the 22nd.

Other activities:

I continued to grow my tree on the Glorify Bible app. I also carried with me Isaiah 30:21.

I finally finished the book ‘The things we leave Unfinished’ and I was shocked with the twist at the end.

SonTer’s dog had puppies last month, but I was only able to photograph them this month so I featured them in the month of February.

I travelled for work for a few days in the same city I had served as a Youth Corp member and I realized that coincidentally, it was the first time I had lived alone back then in 2007 and this was the first time I would be away from home alone again. 18 years later.

I won a Bluetooth speaker and mini printer from Temu, I received a commendation letter at work and I sat on a panel and we discussed ‘The Art of The Heart’ at the Benue Book & Arts Festival organized by Su’eddie Agema.

I was able to surprise a friend with some gifts and she reciprocated with more than I could have even imagined. I am grateful to my sister Dough who served as our courier to Kenya and back to Nigeria.

I visited Mrs. Yawe, a teacher from my nursery and primary school.

I enjoyed a study with my egroup titled ‘Good Company’. I think I will share this gist in another piece.

I celebrated with my immediate older sister Msugh, she’s making a new turn in her life’s journey and I’m so excited.

I started my final exams for my Post Graduate Diploma and to my great joy, I wasn’t as nervous as I was in the previous semester.

I lived, I laughed and I loved.

Looking back at what January looked like;

Life in a Year: January 2025

See you in March

Love, Mimi