Welcome!
Thanks for checking my blog! 🙂
This is mostly going to have my undiluted, uninfluenced, sometimes naive but honest opinions about happenings around me.
Most of all, I’m going to vent a lot through this blog.
I do hope though, that through this blog, I can entertain you, inspire you, maybe even educate you, encourage you and pray for you.
Oh.. this is suppose to be “About” and not another post. So who am I?
My name is Ngovou Gyang.
Most people call me Vou. (When I moved to the Virgin Islands from Nigeria, the Principal in my High School couldn’t pronounce my name. Even though Vou is really the short form for my name. She had this twist to it… she actually pronounced it “Voo.” I’ve been called “Voo” ever since.
I love to read (not all the time), I love sleeping, cooking, writing poems, taking long walks, exercising and listening to music. I love God, I love my family and I love being in the company of my very close friends.
I’m a closet photographer, Jollof Rice enthusiast and an introvert.
I’m only about 20-something-years young! 😀
Enough of my long talking, get reading.
Smile, laugh, play, eat, fart and be silly. Life is too short.
And oh, let us get this straight, views I express on my blog are my personal views and have got nothing to do with the publication I write for 🙂 , and if you take anything I write here too seriously then my love, you need to visit a shrink ASAP!
Feel free to leave a comment on each post you read and also hit the “Like” button.
Vou … 🙂
Nice 1
Thanks brother of mine!
Hope you’ll keep us highly entertained and informed with your blog. Hurry and start putting up your articles. I’m itching to start reading them. Good luck with the project.
Hey George!
Thanks for clicking… I’m going to keep you informed and entertained as time permits me… Didn’t plan on posting my work articles on my blog!… but hey.. it won’t hurt to share them. So from time to time, I’ll share some work articles here… thanks!
very pretty layout. I likey. And might I add, posting some interesting photos would add a nice touch to it. Venting is very good, but keep us smiling as much as possible eh, lol. Some of us poor folks need some levity and a lot more beauty in our lives 😉
Thanks Delana,
I’ll upload photos as soon as I get my computer running again. I’ll try my best to keep the smiles rolling.
Keeping clicking!
i really can’t wait for you to educate me vooo, but pls don’t miss educate me…..love this you are so talented!!!
Thanks Bro…. I sure will not miseducate you… at least i’ll try..haha
More grease, keep it up
Thanks Ameh!
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Snarky fun. I like it. 🙂
Thanks ! 🙂
Prepare to be blog stalked sista!!
Hi, I saw your post at HR and wanted to come by your blog and connect 🙂
Awww thanks! I really appreciate it!
Great words Vou, sure to follow.
Thank you! Happy reading 🙂
Very interesting name. What does it mean?
Thanks! It’s a Berom name from Plateau State. Decades ago when Berom people were predominantly hunters, they named their children after animals. That went on for years. So to answer your question, the Berom people say my name means “Mother Antelope.” Really cool right? Lol
It is indeed amazing. Mother antelope, I like. Protective yet gentle, progresses fast. Berom on the Virgin Islands. My mind is blown!
Hahah! Stranger things have happened Sir Farouk! Lol
Just found your blog and I love it! ❤
Lovely to meet you Ngovou. Do feel free to visit my blog when you get the chance to. 🙂
Not sure why I’m just seeing this comment. Thanks for stopping by, I’ll be sure to stop by yours!
Super. 🙂
You have a beautiful site with gorgeous photography–I think you’re on to something here, Vou!
Thank you very much Kennedy!
Hi, I will like to have a chat with you. Can I have your contact details please
Hi Chinwe, you can send me an email using ngovougyang@gmail.com
Hey Voo – it’s Ken’s mom Patty. Know that I’m praying for all of you at the BVI as Irma comes in. Stay safe.
Thank you Ms. Humphress. We’re staying strong.
Hello Vou. I think you have a beautiful site. I’m always delighted to meet a storyteller who blogs. Its different from simply blogging. There’s a gift in your writing.
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Thank you very much! You’ve made the smile.