GETTING A JOB

Sandra is a babygirl for life. She got back from school and met this cute rich guy who was ready to take care of her. Sanya was ready to do anything for Sandra.

It was love at first sight. Sandra had gone to visit a friend and on her way back, her cab broke down. Disappointed and looking like a damsel in distress at the road side, Sanya who was driving past saw his damsel in distress and parked at the road side. Getting out of his car, he analyzed Sandra who was trying to get another cab.

All he could see was a pretty brown skin girl with very smooth caramel-like skin and lovely lips. He also noticed her coke-bottle shape and her big buttocks. He walked up to her and asked if he could help, she declined. He offered to drop her and after much persuasion, she obliged. Thus began their friendship which resulted in a serious relationship.

Sandra loved the babe girl life and even as a youth Corp member, she was never to be caught unfresh.

After her service year, she became a full grown baby girl. Her daily routine; wake up, eat, sleep, hangout with friends, go on dates, sleep, get all kinds of gifts. The same routine everyday.

She got tired one day and made up her mind to get a job. After one phone call and a meeting, Sandra was employed.

Her first day at work was as she described it “a bore”. Sandra complained about the environment, the people and she wasn’t even comfortable because of what she noticed on the day of her interview. She also had to take a bike because of the distance when she would rather have taken a cab which would have been expensive due to the heavy traffic.

There and then, she made up her mind she didn’t want to work anymore. She would rather stay at home and find something to do than get a job that would disturb her beauty sleep and would make her leave her house early and get home late. Getting a job is not meant for her lifestyle.

Sandra never went back to the office. No one heard from her or saw her.

Sandra Issa babygirl for life.

There is this Yoruba adage that says “ęni to ni fila, ko lori, ęni to lori, ko ni fila” meaning “he who has a head doesn’t have a cap and he who has a cap has no head to wear it” so if you have both, treasure the little you have.

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