My ghost town Adventure 🥰💃🏽💃🏽💆🏽‍♀️🌴🌿☘️🌞🌥️

So yesterday I got up in the morning had my prayers and started off with my day. It happened to be a Monday and in Bamenda is a day we generally call ghost town which consist of no activities outdoor, a lockdown.
Got up in the morning did my laundry and immediately after that i join some friends in an online session and we started with physical warm up and later vocal exercises.

The vocal practice was so amazing and amusing. It was centered on diction and sensibility. That is been able pronounce well while singing so your audience can hear and receive the message you are passing out to them. Also training our ear to hear correctly when someone else sings. The training went on for about two 2hours.
Then I had my bath and headed off to the hospital for checkup. Though it’s a ghost town here in Bamenda, hospitals never closed of course. It took me about 1hour 30minutes for the whole process.While in the hospital I messaged a friend and asked if he could accompany me to take a walk to the mountainous area and he accepted. Left the hospital and headed home to rest before heading out for my walk.

It was quite a sunny day so had to put on something that would protect my skin from sun. Many people would choose to put on something open so they do not feel the heat but I prefer to cover it up so I don’t get sun burn and as for how to cope with the heat, I would rather drink enough water to manage the temperature while I am out, till I get home. One of the tips I learned in my research in skincare. Taking into consideration I was going to a mountainous area, so obviously there would be breeze to help calm my temperature.

So here we are at the level area about to climb the mountain, what an amazing place, so green and beautiful.

I was so excited to climb and discover and explore the area. We then started off.
As we climbed, I harvested this fruit we call fiofio.I use to eat a lot of this when I was in school in ndop.You know as a border we would climb the mountains to harvest, especially during a period we called warn sun, when our trunks of food are empty. In the border’s voice “water rain don pass for my trunk”. The girl’s dormitory was situated on a mountain and so it was easy to have access to this fruits and others.

Here I am with memories of my days of secondary school. We kept climbing and it kept getting beautiful; the area, the experience. We arrived at a level and decided to sit and grace our eyes.

It was so blossoming. I just discovered a place to carry out a picnic, sightseeing and i am definitely coming back here to explore more.

We tarry there, looking at the area till evening came.

We started descending down the mountain and heading home.
Got home, took my bath with my special Olay body wash, watched a few movies and headed straight to bed. I had a great day .