Freedom Friday offers me the opportunity to explore and just be me – uncut and raw…in a nice way that is. I’m thinking quietly – maybe loudly and I’m truly tempted to fill your world with the beauty of culture. In Nigeria, we are surrounded by good food and style. As a believer in beauty and good food, I derive pleasure in basking in the pure joys these bring.
So today, I’ll let you in on personal stuff and people I truly love as they display beauty in all their colours. I hope they are pleasing to your eyes, joyful to your heart and widening the smile across your face. Do tell me about it!
Sunu representing an Efik maiden
Beautiful for the stomach
Even with the colours behind, she stands out
That’s how we do it baby
Of sisters, daughters and bond
Indian meets Akwa Ibom
Sisters with Colours
The King & I
…with the Princess
@Ufan…the Thespian
Igwe and the Queen
More nutritious beauty
Boogie my girly girly!
©2016. Frances Kelvin Otung. All rights reserved
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8 replies on “#FreedomFriday: A Kaleidoscope of Colours!”
These are nice photos o. I notice the Earl’s hair parting – that style is timeless! Incredible how children love dressing up, Efik maiden costume is gorgeous – Oh Imani looks cute in the pink dress 🙂
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You really do have your observation lens in place. KE’s hair is cut by King and that’s KE’s trademark – the hair just looks good on him. There was a day Imani played the barber on his head and we had to take off the style even the school students noticed! LOL.
That’s my sister’s daughter in Efik costume and I forgot to add Imani and King-Earl’s pix when they had school’s thanks giving. they wore native too and it was pink.
Thank you
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Beautiful.
By the way, you haven’t commented on my blog lately. I miss you.
http://insearchofperfecthair.WordPress.com
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I haven’t really been online with the blog. Most times, I look up my already written poems and post. But for every other day (Tuesday – Friday). I have to write them fresh and its tasking. I will visit you this week. I miss reading your post and would love to know what’s up after call-to-bar (that is how the real world is out there for you)
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I discovered that I read the last post you put up For Sharon though I didn’t comment. So you are owing me new post!
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Here you go —> https://chynanu.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/1696/
it’s not my blog though.
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Lovely photos, Frances, Thanks for sharing.
Leslie
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Thank you for reading as always
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