Hi Mom!
Look what I found!! A picture of my Mom when she was in Primary School!!!!
She must have been seven or eight in this picture! Look at her ashy knees!!!! Hahaha!
We kind of look alike as kids. Kind of.
Isn’t she cute?
Neighbours
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whoa . sao u aint the first in ur family to go to yankee.
that is cute!!!
lol! aww, yes she is!
awww! So cute!
Awwww see how she crossed her legs hahaha she likes shakara o.
She is cute…:D
She is so cute and has your looks.
She is cute
Awww!
~Sherine
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That’s a cool picture. I just noticed that your blog is powered by ‘Nsogbu’. Hahahaha. I nearly died laughing.
Wow she looks very cute
Sugabelly your look alike. http://www.lindaikeji.blogspot.com/2013/03/beauty-of-day-damilola-elebe.html 4th pic bottom right. Your mom’s cute.
You do look like her 🙂
I was gonna ask which one id your mom, but I see there’s only one black child in there. LOL.
You do look like your mom. Something about the cheekbones and forehead. complexion too.
Lawdy that teacher there is ancient 🙁
I see the resemblance and I see where you get your beauty 🙂 Is your mom Nigerian? I’m always interested in the lives of older Nigerians who grew up outside Nigeria…