Musings of a Moody Catholic Economist
…discussions on religion, faith, fiction, emotions, economics, business, money, media, entertainment and more
So as has become norm during this lockdown period, my family has enacted some habits and routines… We share mass together in the morning We have a weekly zoom call with my sister who is alone in the US We all come together to cook lamb Burritos… and I am the master of the Guacamole
Chapter 5 “Good afternoon, Professor Abiola!” “Good afternoon, class. I hope all of you have bought the handouts from the T.A. It is very important to pass my course!” Professor Abiola bellowed. “Last week we discussed…” As the lecture started, Shola whispered to Chi Chi, “Ejo, Chi Chi, don’t be annoyed. I talked to Professor
Chapter 4 “Uchenna! Uchenna!” “Nnem, Nno! Kedu ke me?” Emeka responded to a loud voice from outside as he hurried down the stairs. “O din ma. Bia ne ba…Weru.” Aunty Gladie said to her son as she gave him her bags. “Chi Chi a no ria. She had to go to school for a 100
So my sister was telling me to put down my phone while eating and I immediately responded with ‘that is funny coming from you…’ Now my sister is almost always with her phone but usually she drops it when she is eating because she has great discipline… although there are times I have caught her
Chapter 3 “You no sabi anything. See as I dey worry you don enter one chance. Nwanem beta be more cautious. You get luck that Bisi nah nice person.” Emeka teased Chi Chi “Oloshe, Onyara. Which village girl fit enter one chance…your head is not correct. I get street sense pass you sef. No be
