Girly Isabella

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  Girly Isabella

  BACK TO JOHNNY TRIGGER AFTER LONG TIME☹️

  Aug 18, 20261 min

  Bro Level 609 in Johnny Trigger was stressing me but I finally nailed it today. The level starts you in this dark warehouse with green containers and blue windows everywhere. My guy is in full tactical gear with the helmet and he’s just standing there with the gun ready. First thing I noticed was two enemies dropping from the sky with those England flag parachutes. I was like nah not this again. I took cover behind a crate and started picking them off. The red laser sight helps a lot because you can see exactly where the bullet is going. First parachute guy popped, big explosion, second one tried to land on the light but I shot him mid-air and he dropped like a stone. Collecting those yellow bullet pickups on the left side was key because ammo runs out fast if you’re just spraying. After clearing the first wave I ran forward and hit the checkpoint. That blue phone booth thing saved my life because I knew more enemies were coming. Moved past it and there was this gap with a ladder and a hanging metal box. I had to jump up and shoot while hanging which is always tricky. There was one dude in red down below and two more hanging from the ceiling lights swinging like monkeys. I waited for them to line up then let off a few headshots. The game actually showed "HEADSHOT" on screen and it felt so clean. You really have to time it because if you miss they shoot back and you’re dead in like 2 hits. I also had to shoot the hanging metal box to make it drop so I could cross. The physics in this game is mad sometimes. The last part of the level was the hardest. More enemies started spawning from behind crates and from the top platforms. One guy was camping on top of two stacked containers with a gun and I had to shoot him from below without exposing myself too much. I used the crates for cover, peeked, shot, then moved again. There was also that annoying one that kept dropping down on a rope. I missed him twice and he almost got me but I finally caught him with a red laser straight to the head. By this point I was down to my last few bullets so I was praying I’d find more pickups. Ran, slid, shot, everything in like 10 seconds. The tension is real on this level because one mistake and you’re restarting from the checkpoint. When I finally cleared the last enemy the "LEVEL 609 COMPLETED!" screen popped up and I just exhaled. Got 9 enemies taken down and +48 gems, plus it unlocked progress for a new outfit which I’m 100% going for. I have 11900 green gems and 73 purple ones now so I’m saving up. This game is addictive because every level feels different. Level 609 was all about timing, cover, and not panicking when those parachute guys drop. I recorded it because I was proud of that run. Now time to see what Level 610 is about, but first let me enjoy this win THANKS FOR VISITING

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  BLACKOUT FOR 3 STRAIGHT DAYS

  Aug 17, 20260 min

  This blackout don really tire us for this hostel o. It’s been like 3 to 4 days now and NEPA has not even tried. No light, no fan, no charging. Phone battery dey go down, food in the fridge don spoil, and the heat in the afternoon is just too much. We’ve all been walking around like zombies, sweating and just lying down doing nothing. I was in my room yesterday just staring at the ceiling with my charger in my hand like it will magically work. Even reading is hard because torchlight will finish battery fast. Honestly it got to a point where we were all just complaining in our group chat but nobody had solution. The generator people are charging anyhow and nobody has money to keep buying fuel every day so we just accepted our fate. Today we said nah, we can’t continue like this. If there’s no light then we must find something to do with ourselves before we go mad. So my guy in room 12 called like 5 of us and said "guys come to my room let’s play Whot". His room is a bit bigger and it has two windows so at least air dey enter small. We were 6 in total, sitting on the floor, on the bed, even on the plastic chair. Somebody brought cards, another person brought sachet water and pure water because you know Whot without gist and drinks is not complete. The room was hot but we didn’t care. We were all laughing, shouting, and accusing each other of cheating. The whole blackout stress just vanished for like 2 hours. It felt good to just forget school and bills and just be guys again. We played like 7 rounds and I swear I was on fire today. First round I didn’t even win, I was just warming up. Second round I took it. Third round again I won. By the fourth game my guys started calling me "champion" and "card lord" I ended up taking three champions in total out of the games we played. The way I was holding cards ehn, if you play Hold 2 I go drop Hold 2 back. If you say Pick 3 I go say Pick 1 and pass it. One guy was so vexed he threw his cards and said "this guy and luck". But we all knew it was skill too. We were 6 so the game was fast and chaotic, people were shouting "Whot!" "General market!" "Pick 5!" The noise was so loud our corridor neighbor even came to check what was happening. For those few hours the blackout didn’t matter anymore. After we finished playing we just sat there and started gisting about everything. About how NEPA is frustrating us, about school, about when light will come back. One guy even slept off on the floor because the card game and heat tired him. I left the room around 7pm still sweating but feeling way better than I did in the morning. Three champions in one day during blackout? I’ll take that win. At least today didn’t pass like the last 3 days where we just suffered in silence. If NEPA wants to continue, make them continue. As long as we have cards and each other, we’ll keep finding ways to keep ourselves company. THANKS FOR VISITING

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  A LITTLE OUTEN TOKEN FOR MY SELF

  Aug 16, 20260 min

  Me and my guy finally said "we deserve a break" We’ve been stressing ourselves out for a long while with work, school, bills, and just life in general. It got to a point where every day felt the same, wake up, grind, sleep, repeat. So we decided to book a hotel room for a little vacation just to reset and breathe. No agenda, no plans, just us escaping the noise for 24 hours. Honestly it was the best decision we made all month. First thing we did when we got in was take a mirror selfie. Pink walls, standing fan blowing, bed scattered, TV on in the background... that was our vibe. I was rocking my red "CARSON CO. 25" jersey and blue shorts, and he pulled up in a white tee and cap. The room wasn’t 5-star or anything but it felt perfect because we were together. We dropped our bags, ordered food, and just sat there laughing about how long it’s been since we did something this simple. No phones ringing every 2 minutes, no stress. We even took turns picking what to watch on TV like kids. Later we just switched off completely. He was shirtless with white trousers, holding a bottle and a red cup, dancing to whatever was playing on TV and just vibing. I was on the bed half watching the movie, half listening to him gist about everything we’ve been holding in. No meetings, no deadlines, no pressure. Just music low, TV on, drinks, and catching up on life. We talked about old memories, plans for the future, and even the dumb stuff we used to do back in school. It felt like we were 16 again with zero responsibilities. The fan was doing the most but we didn’t care. Sometimes you don’t need a big trip to feel free. Just one hotel room, your day-one friend, and permission to do nothing for a bit. That little vacation did more for my head than I expected. We laughed until our stomachs hurt, we rested without guilt, and we recharged in a way that no weekend at home could give us. The fan was loud, the TV was on, and the stress was outside that door. For the first time in months my brain was quiet. We even made a pact to do this again before the year ends. Back to reality soon, but for now... stress can wait We’ll go back and face everything again, but at least now we have this memory to hold on to. A reminder that it’s okay to pause. If you’ve been grinding nonstop like us, take the break. Even a small one. Your peace is worth it. And yeah, the mirror selfie is going straight to the memories folder. THANKS FOR VISITING

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  A LONELY NIGHT

  Aug 15, 20260 min

  This is a video of my hostel frontage….and road this video was taken by 2am i was feeling a bit filled up in my head so I decided to clear my head with some song and serene environment The whole place was so quiet that you could hear your own footsteps on the tarred road. It was around 2am and everywhere was dark except for those few streetlights standing far apart, throwing that yellowish light on the empty road. I stepped out because my head was just full, too many things running through my mind and I needed to breathe. So I put on earphones, played some slow songs and just started walking. The hostel buildings were on one side, most of them dark, but you could see the shape of the gates and the small guardhouse. No bike, no car, nobody outside. Just crickets and the sound of my song in my ears. The air was cold and it hit different, like it was washing everything off my mind. Walking down that road felt different at that time of night. During the day this same road is full of students, buses, bikes and noise. But at 2am it was like a different world. The trees on the side were moving small because of breeze, and the light from the street poles was making shadows on the ground. I was filming as I was walking and the camera was shaking a bit because I was just walking randomly, not really aiming at anything. There were some patches on the road, and you could see where water had collected from earlier rain. I kept going straight, looking at the empty road ahead, feeling like the whole school belonged to me alone at that moment. Sometimes I even stopped to just stand and look up at the sky, it was black but clear, no noise to disturb it. It was peaceful but also a bit eerie if I’m being honest. Because everything was too quiet. No voices, no generator sound, just silence and music. I passed the gate area and saw the security post, the guy was probably inside sleeping. The buildings looked taller at night, and some of them had just one light on inside. I wasn’t scared though, I’ve lived here long enough to know the area. I just needed that air, that calm. My head was heavy before I came out but as I kept walking and listening to music, it started to clear. That’s why I like late night walks sometimes. It’s like the night resets you, and all the wahala in your head just fades away little by little. By the time I got to the end of the road and turned back, the sky was still black and the air was cold. I didn’t see a single person the whole time, just me and the road and the streetlights. That’s my hostel frontage for you. Not fancy, but at 2am it has this serene vibe that you won’t get in the afternoon. I recorded it so I can remember how calm it felt that night. After that walk I went back inside and slept better. Sometimes you just need to step outside, clear your head, and let the quiet do its thing. Honestly those few minutes outside were worth it, because when I laid on my bed after, my mind was finally light again. THANKS FOR VISITING

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  A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A STUDENT ‍

  Aug 14, 20260 min

  I went to my friends place not too far from my house tho..but here is a video of how the environment i was going to looked like. The road was dusty and you could just tell it was one of those busy Nigerian streets that’s always moving even when it’s cloudy. I was inside the car filming through the window and the sky was covered with thick clouds like rain wanted to fall any moment. You could see keke and small cars passing, people walking by the roadside with umbrellas and trays on their heads. There were makeshift shops with tarpaulin and red and blue umbrellas, women selling fruit, plantain, and other things by the road. The ground was rough, some places had blocks piled up, some places had trash, and you could see boys just standing around chatting. It wasn’t a fancy area but it had that real local vibe where everybody knows everybody. As we kept driving past, the environment got more market-like. There were tables set outside with clothes hanging, plastic chairs stacked up in colors like blue, green, orange and purple. Some guys were arranging wood and building materials by the side, and there was even a sign that said “DONALD MINI-MART” on one of the buildings. People were moving up and down, some carrying bags, some just standing and gist. The houses were a mix of old concrete buildings and shops with zinc roofs. You could hear the noise even from inside the car - people calling out, bikes honking, and that general market sound. The road wasn’t tarred everywhere, some parts were red earth and it was kicking up dust. The inside of the car was rough too lol. The dashboard cover was torn and you could see the foam inside, and the side mirror was hanging a bit. But that’s normal for those short trips. Outside, a man in a yellow shirt was walking past, then another guy in a purple shirt. Kids were playing near a half-built house. It felt like one of those places where if you stop for 5 minutes, 3 people will ask you “where you dey go?” The vibe was busy but calm at the same time. Nothing too serious was happening, just everyday life going on. Honestly the place wasn’t too far from my house but it still felt like a different world when you enter. Cloudy weather, muddy spots here and there, traders shouting prices, and that smell of suya and roasting corn somewhere in the background. You just know you’re in a real Naija neighborhood. It’s not clean-clean, but it’s lively. That’s the kind of environment I was going to. Just my guy’s place tucked somewhere in all that hustle. Nothing serious, just me going to chill and gist THANKS FOR VISITING

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