Peneyambeko🧚🏽 retweeted
Sister, what did you record this with???? your eyes!?
Steak 🥩 frites with lemon garlic sautéed broccolini and peppercorn sauce. #Dinner
Refresher: strawberry lemonade 🍓🍋
Peneyambeko🧚🏽 retweeted
You can tell a lot about a woman by looking at her feet. For example, if they’re behind your ears, she likes you .
On today’s business venture, a white client of mine wants me to teach him Oshiwambo, what would be a reasonable rate to charge him per hour?
Talk fast before I ask him 2k/hour🌚
Peneyambeko🧚🏽 retweeted
I never dodged reading out loud in class. I was praying the teacher would pick the longest paragraph so I could show off my vocabulary and pronunciation. 😭😭
NEW LISTING✨
2-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE
📍 Southampton Villa, Otjomuise
Selling at N$800 000.00 Excluding costs💥
Levies N$1800.00/m
Property Features:
▪️2 Bedrooms
▪️1 Bathroom
▪️Open-plan kitchen and living area
▪️Built-in kitchen units
▪️Built-in cupboards
▪️Study area
Peneyambeko🧚🏽 retweeted
Lessons learnt from Doing Life by Tyler Perry
1. The right person can come into your life at the most unexpected and weirdest time. You can either let fear ruin it or faith take it where it needs to go
2. Give yourself a chance at life. You may not get everything right the first time, and that’s okay.
3. When God gives you a chance to redeem yourself, TAKE IT. Don’t let your past define you.
4. Be mindful of the company you keep. (Family too!)
5. Sometimes people will keep you at their level simply because they never allowed themselves to dream bigger.
6. Money does NOT define a man. A man can have money and still have an ugly spirit.
Look for a man who displays the fruits of the Spirit love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
I could honestly go on and on, but this movie was AMAZING. It really made me think about life, growth, redemption, and the people we allow into our lives and letting go of fear And trusting the unknown


































