Ashley Grey

“Come chop”

“Come chop”

“Come chop” broken English for “come eat” were the words on the invite. That sounds great I thought. Food is satisfying especially with the right company.  Surprise! It was a birthday too. While this was a fun experience with siblings Yomi and Fehinti, not sure the 200 or so men who attended Absalom’s party so many years ago can say the same.

They probably thought it would be fun hanging out with a prince. Instead it was a mess. His intentions were bad and you can read all about it here.

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The company doesn’t have to be a big name to have a good time. In fact, one can have trouble as guest of a big boss, like we see with this prince.

Maybe, there’s a thing with 200?!
David’s 200 joined the victory party. It was not a trap even when they had been weary from fighting. Grace so amazing and on a whole new level that King David showed.

Pull up a chair. Take a taste. Come join us. Life is so endlessly delicious.

Ruth Reichi


Now, vetting parties should be a skill. Party whisperer? Anyone? I mean it would be great to learn ahead. Would a party be fun and worth the time spent?

It is Easter and there are fun gatherings to mark the death and resurrection of Jesus. If you do get a “come chop” invite, I hope it is filled with pleasant experiences only.

“A true party leaves you feeling happy after, not miserable, baked, hung over, and frantically calling the doctor to treat your new rash.” -The Reluctant Skeptic.  

“Come chop” facts!

There are facts that are worth noting.

  • The stickers on fruits are edible as long as you wash them first. Of course! I wouldn’t eat them though.
  • Also, maybe make a habit of reading and researching ingredients lists. You owe it to your body to know what you put in it.
  • Lastly, natural does not mean organic. Am I glad to be aware of this!

Life can be an adventure and guidelines help to keep us on the path. Find out how so in HOW IS DRIVING LIKE LIFE? 

3 comments

It could also be nice to come along with your choice food and drinks to a party….I did this sometimes and my choice was not insignificant…I also had something to share with interested friends and party people..

You are out to have fun and you can’t outrightly delegate this to the party organizer…

Nice piece though…

This makes me want to go party hunting…I wouldn’t be reading and researching ingredient lists at parties though ? ?.. I’ll just enjoy the experience, good or bad… so long as the memory is there to recall in future.

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