It’s another Friday! Who’s excited?

And I guess it’s a long weekend for people on the UK and Nigeria and maybe other parts of the world! I’m definitely thankful for that extra day, because my weekend already seems like it’ll be packed full.

I was hoping to share some pretty good news with you guys today, but at the time of writing this, all the dots are not in place, so I guess it’ll have to wait till a post next week or maybe next Friday’s notes!

That said, my week didn’t go tOo badly although it felt a bit slow, and the days seemed to drag. But then, I finally saw the movie “The Wedding Party” on Netflix. For those who don’t know it’s a recent Nigerian movie that seemed to be on everyone’s lips recently and was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2016. I particularly wanted to watch it because of its Nigerian inter ethnic set up. The bride to be was Yoruba and the groom was Igbo (the reverse of Tee & I – see more here) and there was so much hassle about the wedding and the couple being together. I think I’ll do a dedicated post on it, re inter ethnic wedding planning, so be on the look out for that.

Oh and the cutest thing happened on my way back from work this week! I was on the train platform waiting for the train, when someone walked up to me and said “Are you Kachee?” In my mind I thought “oh dear, what have I done”? Then I nod slowly and silently utter “yes I am”. She then says “oh my goodness I love your blog, I was just on your Instagram!.

I’m like “what! Do you want an autograph?”. Hahaha. I kid. I was super shy sort of and jokingly covered my eyes. Interestingly we got on the same train and had such a pleasant conversation! Apparently another blog reader – MiddleClassNigerianGirl had introduced Tracey to mY blog! It was such a lovely meeting. Plus she has a blog too, where she writes lovely poetry, non fiction and everything in between! So totally check out her blog – Thoughts by Trey!

Ok enough of the notes. Let’s get to the fun links this week. I haven’t really been on the interwebs a lot, thanks to my blog & social media absence. But here’s a few you might enjoy!

~ Travel Enthusiasts will love this travel feature with Dorcas! The one thing that got me ooohhing? There’s a Hotel in Bolivia made entirely from Salt! I’d probably be a doubting Thomas on this one till I see with my eyes.

~ Mummies, Daddies and Mummies and Daddies to be. Here’s a really good way to teach your kids about the privacy of their bodies (and others’!). Love the idea of letting them know they’re the boss of their own body!

~ I’m absolutely fascinated by identical twins, and I kind of wish I’d have twin girls! But how do the twins themselves feel? This letter to identical twins was quite a good read!

~ Constantly think you’re not good enough? Too scared to share your work? This post will give you some much needed change of mind! It’s short & sweet.

~ I’m not a huge fan of the current trend of Instagram aesthetics and the common white background photos, but some people love it! So if you do (especially bloggers), here’s tips on how to whiten your photo backgrounds.

~ Hold up! Remember those professors kids who went viral a couple of weeks ago for disrupting their dad’s on air interview?! They now have their own cartoon TV show – the Adventures of Mina & Jack !! It’s super adorable and I hope it becomes a thing!. See the trailer.

~ I secretly love law students and lawyers, and here’s a great post on how to make a first class in Law! Super detailed. To be honest, it probably applies to all disciplines and not just law. Get reading students!

~ I often wish every time I thought of my friends I could automatically have a conversation with them and catch up, or do something sweet for them! Being an adult and keeping friendships can be tough. This piece spills some truths on adult friendships!

~ I so haven’t kept to my goal of reading two books every month. Maybe I should emulate this 13 year old whose mission is to read a book from every part of the world!  I wonder which she’s reading from Nigeria. So, not every time thoughts on how to travel the world, sometimes read the world maybe? It’s a great way to learn about new cultures!

~Finally, I’m not even a naturalista but I do love the black hair natural hair movement! And I just might go back to having my hair unrelaxed. So the recent Shea Moisture ad was quite a disappointing one if I’m being honest, and the backlash was not totally unwarranted. I’m a huge advocate of diversity and representation, and little wonder they pulled down the ad. This piece analysed the issues.

And that’s it people! I hope you have a fabulous weekend filled with good vibes. It’ll be a busy one for me, but I’m currently watching King Women on YouTube and need to catch up on the latest episode. If you haven’t had a chance to watch it, you should! Pretty inspiring. What are you watching or reading these days?

How was your past week!? Now tell us what you’re up to this weekend – fun, busy, or just chilling?

Love,

Kachee… Xx

pS: Thanks to my wing woman Afoma, who helps us with a few links for this column all the time!


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  1. Annie Ejiofor

    April 28, 2017 at 09:13

    I followed and loved most of the links, and the blogsites you shared. It’s good to have you back and you were missed! I just stumbled on King Women, I’m definitely catching up and watching it.It’s a promising weekend for me, filled with plenty reading to do and a hangout to enliven it. So, I’m loving it in advance.Have a great one. With love, always. Anita.

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  2. Abby

    April 28, 2017 at 09:14

    I literally have no words to describe King Women…Kemi Adetiba is doing a fantastic job, Mrs Lycett had me stuck on my chair. I was not prepared for all of the emotions AT ALL.Nice to have you back and that yellow dress in your SA pictures is so prettyEnjoy the weekendXx

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  3. Desire Uba

    April 28, 2017 at 23:08

    Thanks for the links Kachee and Afoma! I just started this adulting thing and the friendship aspect does scare me a lot. I am one of those people who has watched The Wedding Party too many times. It just gives me the feel-good vibe.www.desireuba.wordpress.com

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  4. Demilade

    April 29, 2017 at 21:23

    I totally agree, reading is a great way to learn about the culture of another place, it’s like you’re in a whole new world! Yes, the Shea Moisture ad was so disappointing. There’s absolutely nothing wrong in them wanting to expand their target audience but that ad was just not it. I’m glad they realised their mistake and pulled the ad though.King Women is amazing. The four episodes so far have been so touching and motivating . Taiwo Ajai-Lycett is such a powerful woman, wow. And Tara Fela-Durotoye’s story of her childhood almost brought me to tears. Can’t wait to watch more episodes.xxCoco Bella Blog

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  5. Live In Ibadan

    May 1, 2017 at 22:59

    Interesting links as usual. I so pray for twins too and please don’t tell us to read o. Reading is a great bore. School should be scrapped though.www.liveinibadan.blogspot.com

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  6. Tracy Nwokoma

    May 2, 2017 at 09:38

    Aww Kachee! It was a pleasure to meet you, and perhaps I should have asked for your autograph, LOL! I enjoyed this post, and found most of the links to be really interesting. I hope you have a good week ahead.

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    • Kachee || KacheeTee.com

      May 2, 2017 at 09:41

      Lol @ Autograph!Have a great week hun.

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