Chioma Onyema 4/21/23 Chioma Onyema 4/21/23

my surfing anecdote

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Chioma Onyema 2/10/23 Chioma Onyema 2/10/23

holding on

I think we need to balance out predictors of doom with predictors of wonders.

Chioma Onyema 1/6/23 Chioma Onyema 1/6/23

so, what’s the prelude?

A note on the importance of understanding why we do the things we do.

Chioma Onyema 7/1/22 Chioma Onyema 7/1/22

Growth

a little reflection upon my 20th dance around the sun

Chioma Onyema 1/7/22 Chioma Onyema 1/7/22

Be Here Now

Partly inspired by a beach trip I didn’t know I needed. ‘Be Here Now’ is all about being present rather than letting the next thing constantly interfere with right now as there will always be something else that comes after. A live-in-the-moment kind of blog. Enjoy!!

Chioma Onyema 11/5/21 Chioma Onyema 11/5/21

celebrating new things

The sensation of freedom is felt when your choice or your decision is prioritized, when it’s a matter of a risk you’re willing to take. The real question is “why not?”

Chioma Onyema 10/22/21 Chioma Onyema 10/22/21

My first Broadway Show!!

I just watched my very first broadway show (Thoughts of a Colored Man) and it was poignant, poetic and beautiful . This is my new favorite New York minute.

Chioma Onyema 7/9/21 Chioma Onyema 7/9/21

< 1 hour screen time

With technology, specifically social media and the likes, we find ourselves caught in the habitual act of taking in so much information about other people, their lifestyles and begin to focus on how our lives differ and how we don’t have certain things that we then begin to believe we need.

Chioma Onyema 6/11/21 Chioma Onyema 6/11/21

In an Age of Suspicion, Where is the love?

do you notice that kids don’t care about who they’re building sandcastles or throwing ball with? What’s important to them is that they’re playing. When people get older, they begin to see a fragmented society…

Chioma Onyema 6/4/21 Chioma Onyema 6/4/21

let’s catch up

Chioma Onyema 2/26/21 Chioma Onyema 2/26/21

Are the people in Antarctica upside down?!

Yes, because they literally are at the bottom of the earth (his point); no, because gravity pulls them down (both agreed). But, we were in California at the time, so Antarctica technically was not upside down, not from us (my view)! - Who do you think won this?!

Chioma Onyema 1/22/21 Chioma Onyema 1/22/21

The Golden Record

There’s no use in not believing, you know? I mean faith, hope - those are things that keep us alive, because there’s always something we’re going to look forward to.