Well at one point in time, most people tend to be rebellious.
Could remember years back when preparing for waec /jamb, my dad being a strict man, go and read, no TV till after waec bla bla... Mehn I was not just happy. He knew that I practically loved watching movies but acts as if he doesn't know. Chai those days of 24,NCIS, Nikita, merlin and the list goes on.
I was really angry with him during this period of NO TV! And then God decided to surprise me, my dad came home once day and told us that he would be going on a rfjourney that would last for about four days. Mehn I was more than happy but had to act as if I would miss him.
The d day came and he traveled. Mehn the house was boom, mum was doing her PhD in another state so I was left with my sister and cousins.
During those four days. I pitied the TV thanks to constant light if there was none, we will all contribute money to buy fuel for the Gen.
So nlanders at what point did you ever wish for any of your parents or both to travel.
Keep it rolling.

That was in primary school days.

this topic brought back memories.
my sisters and i were always very happy whenever my father (of blessed memory) traveled, it was always like we just crawled out of a cage, we could scatter our rooms and sitting room without bothering with immediate arrangement, play with our neighbours and act "drama" all day long. there was even a day my father entered our room before he went on an impromptu trip and said "i'm traveling" and my younger sister subconsciously said "thank God"
you need to see the icy look he gave us that day but that didn't stop us from frolicking after he left

southernbelle:
this topic brought back memories.
my sisters and i were always very happy whenever my father (of blessed memory) traveled, it was always like we just crawled out of a cage, we could scatter our rooms and sitting room without bothering with immediate arrangement, play with our neighbours and act "drama" all day long. there was even a day my father entered our room before he went on an impromptu trip and said "i'm traveling" and my younger sister subconsciously said "thank God"
you need to see the icy look he gave us that day but that didn't stop us from frolicking after he left

hahahahaha that "thank God " part got me laughing
was it that your Dad was very strict?

udedefaith:

hahahahaha that "thank God " part got me laughing
was it that your Dad was very strict?

Very very very strict..lol

southernbelle:

Very very very strict..lol

hahahaha hope u were not stubborn and that's why he was strict what of your mum was she strict too

udedefaith:

hahahaha hope u were not stubborn and that's why he was strict what of your mum was she strict too

For the question of if I'm stubborn
His strictness had nothing to do with whether we were stubborn or not, it was just him.
My mother is not very strict and she has always been easier to relate with

southernbelle:

For the question of if I'm stubborn
His strictness had nothing to do with whether we were stubborn or not, it was just him.
My mother is not very strict and she has always been easier to relate with

lol yea mothers seem easier to relate with....mine was the opposite my mum was more strict to my Dad.You must always be indoors in fact weather your doing a chore for her or not when ever she is at home she must see you inside....if not....you know the rest

udedefaith:


lol yea mothers seem easier to relate with....mine was the opposite my mum was more strict to my Dad.You must always be indoors in fact weather your doing a chore for her or not when ever she is at home she must see you inside....if not....you know the rest