Not again...

Am sitting down on my couch and wondering how the hell i got this far.
It has been a wonderful year for me thus far,truly... I have accomplished alot for myself and i have gotten to places i never thought i will even enter...*smiles*. yes that's me.
This is my first write up on this great blog of mine so i have decided to start it with a little details about my achievements so far and also a little bit of myself...
Sit down and enjoy the ride as a take you on this lovely journey of mine which i have decided to call "Sarah's Diary".

Here it goes...

Am 5fft 8 inches tall...yeah am a tall girl, dark in complexion and of course with a good figure *yeah yeah, call me coke bottle*. I had my first degree in Mass Communication from a Polytechnic based in Auchi, Edo State, after which i decided to do my Post Graduate in Journalism at Pan African University based in Lagos. Presently i reside in Lagos( as per Lagos babe...hahahaha).

I started living in Lagos in 2010. Before now, i heard alot of stuff about the hustle and bustle in Lagos and trust me its a hard knock life in Lagos and only the strong and those willing to persevere make it out successful. Anyway, it wasnt that difficult for me because i had my elder sister living in Lagos with her family, so apparently i didnt have to  stress myself looking for accomodation.

My first experience with the danfo bus was quite hilarious, the thought of it now makes me laugh out very loud. Okay, i was told once u board a danfo bus in Lagos, when you get to your bus stop you have to jump out of the bus. So that faithful day i boarded a bus "danfo bus" going to Oshodi. on getting there with the idea of jumping in my head, after shouting "owa owa" i jumped out of the bus, the next thing i knew was that i opened my eyes to see alot of people surrounding me saying 'eiya, sorry, kpele''...hahahahahha. Wait a minute, it wasnt funny oh so dont even laugh at me. My face had some scratches, same with my leg and hands. Nevertheless, i survived, thanks to some medication.


Lesson number one as a lagos babe...

To be continued...