Mary Adeola Scott
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Faith. Books. Lifestyle.
Find me here when I'm not at my 9-5, improving quality of life for the African girl child, reading, or reveling in the hermit lifestyle.
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Butter Honey Pig Bread by Francesca Ekwuyasi: 5 Things I Love
I just finished reading Butter Honey Pig Bread by Francesca Ekwuyasi, latecomer that I am. If you’re looking for a Butter Honey Pig Bread review, this is not it. This is the honest take of a bookworm who read one of those books that afflict you with a deliciously excruciating itch until you turn the last page.
By Mary Adeola Scott6 months ago in BookClub
Relocating to the UK: 4 Things No One Prepares You For
What do I need to know before relocation? I imagine this would be a popular search term for anyone thinking of or about to move abroad. But can anyone or any article really tell you all you need to consider before relocating? I can tell you from experience that the answer is NO.
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Wander
Christmas Cuisine: 10 Nigerian Dishes You Should Try
The giant of Africa is not only rich in people – It's also rich in cuisine options. If you're looking for an exciting way to spice up your Christmas menu, then this is for you. Try any of these Nigerian Christmas dishes for a change and welcome a world of flavors!
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Feast
8 Morning Habits That Can Change Your Life
Every morning is a fresh start. It is an opportunity not to dwell on what happened the previous day or in the past but to focus on what's in front of you and give it all you've got. However, a good day is usually only possible with a well-planned morning.
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Motivation
Transitioning from Relaxed to Natural Hair
Transitioning from relaxed to natural is a major hair decision. There is a ton of information on the subject matter that may end up confusing you and leaving you overwhelmed. In this article, you'll find six practical steps to guide you as you make the decision to go au natural. Happy transitioning!
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Blush
8 Must-Have Safety Equipment at Home
Safety at home cannot be overemphasized, especially when you have little ones. Whether it’s ensuring you double lock your doors, or installing gadgets where necessary, it is important that you do all you can to make your home as safe as possible.
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Lifehack
7 Unusual Yet Well-Paying Jobs
My generation grew up with a limited view of lucrative career paths. Most parents wanted us to be doctors, lawyers, engineers, pilots, etc. Back then, saying you wanted to be, for instance, a cartoonist or soccer player could earn you a few knocks on the head.
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Confessions
7 Ways to Keep the Dust Out of Your Home
If you're like me and have had to battle asthma for much of your life, then you know dust is the enemy. If you're also like me and live in a developing settlement where building constructions and road repairs are unending, then you know the struggle and will appreciate this piece.
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Lifehack
6 Ways to Improve Your Interior Décor Using Statement Pieces
Statement pieces ought to make statements, yeah? But as with most things in life, abuse is inevitable when the use of a thing is not understood. When not used properly, statement pieces can easily leave you with a space with little to no coordination – or worse, a tacky look!
By Mary Adeola Scott3 years ago in Lifehack
