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Don’t get stuck in your valley. If you’re always trying to figure it out you’ll get stuck. An exclamation point is just a question mark straightened out. You have to trust God. Rise up and say, “ God I know You’re still on the throne. On the other side of this valley is my exclamation point”

In the dark places remind yourself new growth is on the way. When you come out you’ll bear much fruit. Better, stronger, fully in blossom. Be willing to go thru the process. Trust Him. God knows what He’s doing. There may be dirt all around you right now. It’s not there to stop/bury you but to bring out seeds of greatness. Go thru the dark place with the right attitude. And see God turn your question marks into exclamation points. To increase where your cup overflows.

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          EbonyLifeTV presents:  Desperate Housewives Africa

Desperate Housewives Africa is based on the multiple award winning ABC television drama hit series, Desperate Housewives. The African version of the Emmy Award winning series has been produced with an all-African cast and storyline and it is the first international drama format ever to be made in Africa.

The housewives were introduced in person along with the all-African suburban ‘Wisteria Lane’ neighbourhood where the series will be based. 

According to EbonyLife TV ‘s CEO Mo Abudu,the African version of the popular series will be filmed on location in a gated community of the upscale Lekki suburb in Lagos, Nigeria’s bustling economic hub. It launched on April 30, 2015, exclusively on EbonyLife TV, DStv Channel 165. 

  Follow the show on twitter!

Desperate Housewives Africa is Here.

Desperate Housewives Africa launches on April 30

CMB Building partners with EbonyLife Tv

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Easy and quick homemade strawberry lemonade, made in the blender using lemons, strawberries and honey or agave. Replace lemons with limes for strawberry limeade….RECIPE

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“If our society really wanted to solve the problem, we could; it’s just that it would require everybody saying, ‘this is important; this is significant.’ And, that we don’t just pay attention to these communities when a CVS burns, and we don’t just pay attention when a young man gets shot or has his spine snapped, but we’re paying attention all the time because we consider those kids our kids.” —President Obama on the situation in Baltimore

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Here Are Some Of The Victims Of The Kenya University Massacre

Friends, family, and others are sharing pictures of the people killed using the hashtags #147NotJustANumber and #TheyHaveNames to put a face to victims of the terror attack at Garissa University College.

1.) Mary Muchiri Shee, Miss Garissa University

2.) Doreen ‘Specialrose’ Gakii

3.) Ruth Esiromo

4.) Tonie Wangu

5.) Isaac Kosgey

6.) Lydia Melody Obondi

7.) Erick Ondari Nyabuto

8.) Dadly Mose

9.) Elizabeth Nyangarora

10.) Jeff Macharia

Its so important we share their names, their stories, their aspirations and dreams. These are lives, not numbers! 

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Today, I am Grateful! #TGIF

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"New opinions are always suspected, and usually opposed, without any other reason but because they are not already common. John Locke”

Stay focused on your dreams and goals and ignore the naysayers and critics.

Have a successful week! #HappyMonday

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Go Terry... Always makes me smile when I see you on my timeline.

New York City| IG: @terrytakeyourtime

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See more photos: beyonce.lk/seemore

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BlackOut Dates of 2015

The first Friday of every month:

April 3rd

May 1st

June 5th

July 3rd

August 7th

September 4th

October 2nd

November 6th

December 4th