More Nurturing...

My personal nurturing went up a few notches over the Easter Break - reflecting on the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ with personal persons (5 - 13 years family members) 

'Bella - Omobolanle mi owon - sent these across via WhatsApp, after exchange of chats, voice-notes and video calls. These got me all teary eyed.

Love you too darling and ready for today's conversation (the school holiday is not over yet 😊😊😊😊😊). 

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