Freddy Will's Notebook

The mind of an Intricate Wordsmith

Some Fascinating Legends of Mammie Yoko

I discovered two fascinating narratives as I delved into my research about Madam Yoko, often called Mammie Yoko. The first narrative immediately drew me in. It was supported by solid evidence, each detail painting a vivid picture in my mind. The characters were complex and intriguing, their motivations and actions shrouded in good old Sierra Leonean mystery. I could almost smell the musty pages of the ancient texts and felt the weight of the evidence on my proverbial shoulders.

Rebecca’s Womb & the Rivers of Babylon

Here’s a question that my Sunday school teacher couldn’t answer. Why did God promise the Israelites this particular land? Of all the uninhabited spots on the planet at that time, why would an all-knowing God promise His chosen people a piece of land that other people already inhabited? That’s why I never became a preacher like my parents. Based on my humanitarian outlook, I couldn’t logically justify the teachings.

A picture of the national flag of Iceland

Ingólfr Arnarson, traditional Icelandic cuisine, & Iceland Culture

Almost everyone has been talking about Iceland lately. For one reason or another, whoever is in charge of their public relations wants more people to know about their feminist country. Maybe it’s to boost their tourism? So, I decided to explore this reserved island in the Arctic that doesn’t even need a standing army. Yet, they’ve managed to sit in one of the top five spots on the United Nations Human Development Index for what seems like forever.