In
The Talking Palm, nineteen-year old Sheryl is preparing to get
married, but she does not invite her closest friends and relatives.
Sheryl lives in a small village where everyone knows who your friends
are and who are not.
Therefore, not inviting close associates whom
people expect to be invited will elicit vicious gossip and ill-will
toward Sheryl. Sheryl knows that, and that bothers her. Yet, she
does it anyway.
Ladies,
should your close friends and relatives be expected to be invited to
your wedding? Which friends or relatives would you not or did you
not invite to your wedding?
Share
your thoughts and or experiences.
By
Esther Jno-Charles
Book: The
Talking Palm:How
the
childhood storms of a young woman’s life remained hidden until a
palm fruit started talking: http://www.amzn.to/175EzB
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