Scrambled Eggs

Scrambled Eggs is a copious anthology of true-life stories. and real-life situations of the married life Marriage is a union of two persons but, it is also a montage of different personalities, a smorgasbord of crazy opinions and views, a medley of needs and interests and a potpourri of clashing ideas and idiosyncrasies. It is a crazy quilt of two courtly people.
Every chapter was an incident that happened, and though some names have been changed, the characters are real, and the events indeed took place.

The book chronicles several tales of the married life to show the rich content available daily for all couples. It subtly draws awareness to major causes of conflict with the hope of raising conversations around them. A discussion guide is also included to facilitate the conversations and possibly help couples see how they can move from just resolving their conflicts to transforming them.

Scrambled Eggs shows how joy can be derived from the mundane and love is built overtime from simple conversations. The stories highlight that life may stir men and women in different directions, before marriage, and cause their individual experiences to whip different attitudes into them but like scrambled eggs, a bantam milk of human kindness with a gangling dose of the fruit of the Spirit beaten into each of them as seasoning can create a creamy and beautiful merger.

Juwon and Toluwalogo bare it all in this book, vulnerable enough to share their lives and bold enough to let their feelings bubble to the surface.

Each chapter is a picture of real people with real situations. Each chapter will keep you glued to the book till you are on the last page. This is an interesting read