where like Mauritius, or the Seychelles. Te person I would most like to spend the day with would be my mum. We go on girly hol- idays together and it is always such a blast. We have loads of quality time together and just talk and laugh all day. My mum has al- ways been, and always will be, my biggest inspiration in life.
Our day would be filled with nothing but playing in the ocean, drinking fresh exotic cocktails and eating lots of good food, es- pecially local fruit from the island and fresh fish from the nearby ocean. I would love to have the best quality fish, cooked and pre- pared in front of me for lunch. And later on in the day...
…my husband Sulley and my family, in- cluding my awesome father, my six sib- lings, dozens of cousins, and all our nieces and nephews, would join my mum and me for an evening meal on the beach at sun- set! We would be surrounded by the ocean breeze, lots of laughter, the kids and love all around us. Family is very important to me, so all coming together to have a good time and enjoy each other’s company by the ocean would make me very happy indeed. I’d end the evening with Sulley, just the two of us... sitting talking in the dark, with the stars above and the sound of the ocean all around.
Ahhh...now that’s what I call pure bliss! ■
Menaye Donkor was born in 1981. She was brought up by her parents in Accra, Ghana, and is the youngest of seven siblings with four brothers and two sisters. At the age of seven Menaye inherited the job title of “Royal Stool Bearer” for her paternal grandmother, who is the Queen mother of Agona Asafo. She graduated with honors in marketing from York University in Toronto, Canada.
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