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Honoring our women on International Women's Day.



A woman will make a home out of a house, a woman will turn a quiet house into a home full of laughter and love from your kids, a woman will support you when you are down, she will feed you when you are hungry and comfort you.

The women around us play important roles in every sector of our lives, and the society at large. Your mother gave birth to you and nurtured you, your sister was there as a mini mother watching you from going astray, your female friends protected you from the Cougars, your girlfriend stood by you through those tough times, your wife still cooks your meal even when your pay-check stopped coming and believed in you.

I am a product of a do it all by yourself mother who acted as a father and a mother, my messenger, my masseuse, my comforter, my nurse, my teacher, my motivator, my carer, my cook and my life coach. I know the struggle you all have to go through daily as a woman.

To the single mothers - every step you struggling through right now is an investment that shall ripe soon enough and you will look back and simply smile at all the stress and give thanks that it's all worth it after all. No pain no gain they say.

Happy International Women's day to all struggling women, all independent women, all single mothers, all women striving so hard for that self-empowerment either through education or a trade. 

You can be whatever you aim to be if you believe in yourself. Your children are watching and they will follow your footsteps and not your advice.

We are proud of you
We celebrate you 
We are thankful 
Thank you for all the support from childhood and still ongoing.

Give the women in your life a special treat today in appreciation because they are special.

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