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Day 11: No socials!!!

Happy birthday Fara ❤️

It was a chilling day.
Brethren there was no socials today so my night shift was a breeze. I mean, no one came here to feign illness.
What did I do today?
1. Church: NCCF. Had Dr Chidi from Enugu come to preach. Mikky, Mini and I went but Mini left before the sermon because he wasn't feeling too well.
2. Mami market: Billy was in church so after he joined Mikky and I as we went to get food and water. We got for Mini, be really liked the vegetable soup.
3. Ate, changed to my white and white (because we wear mufti in the morning till 1pm), took a nap.
4. Work: was a sweep because no one really came. Of course I saw patients through the day but nothing crazy.
5. Spoke with Ebi and Louis. Chilled with Billy in the clinic.
Mini needs rest oh...because he has been down for a bit.
At Mami market after church

Outfit of the day

Photos by Billy and Yusrah. Thanks guys.

With chilled day vibes,
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  1. AndersonDecember 9, 2019 at 10:08 AM

    Dr Dew with the slay. So random question, are you relocating?

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