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Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

A Good Father, But a Wounded Partner”

Today is Father’s Day in the Catholic Church.
And yes — I celebrate him. Because as a father, he shows up. He provides. He protects. He plays.
My kids adore him. And for that, I’m grateful.

But as a husband…
There are gaps. Big ones.
The love feels distant. The effort feels one-sided. The partnership I dreamed of? Half-built. Half-given.

It’s hard watching someone be amazing to your children but disconnected from you.

So today, I hold both truths:
He’s a good father.
But I’m a hurting wife.

If you're like me, trying to smile through it — I see you. You're not alone.
And one day, we’ll learn to celebrate without silencing our pain.

Happy Father’s Day… even from a heavy heart.

Am so happy for Chizzy Alichi , congratulations dear, I wish you more to come

So my sister’s turkey laid eggs… but she refused to eat them!
Her reason?
She said, “I’ve never seen turkey eggs before, and I’ve never seen anyone buying or eating them.”

Fair enough—but here’s the fun fact:
Turkey eggs are not just edible, they’re super nutritious!

Here are some benefits of turkey eggs you probably didn’t know:

High in protein – great for building and repairing the body

Rich in vitamins – like B12, A, D, and folate

Healthy fats – support brain function and help absorb nutrients

Packed with minerals – iron, zinc, and phosphorus

Bigger and more filling than chicken eggs

They might not be common in the market, but that doesn’t make them any less valuable. Sometimes the rare things are the most powerful!

Would you eat a turkey egg if you had the chance?
Let’s hear your thoughts!