Eben Holy Ginger Mp4 Download

It's time to get "gingered" as Nigerian Gospel artist Eben releases the visuals to his upbeat, dance praise tune, "Holy Ginger"

Shot by Frizzle and Bizzle Films, the video is a colorful, catchy one filled with popular dance expressions - "Shaku Shaku", "Zanku" and more, bringing along a happy vibe for all as you are reminded to "Get Your Praise On" for the one true God.

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It was not so difficult then to provide because we raised greatquantities of poultry, turkeys, and ducks and guinea fowl as wellas chickens, for the negroes did not steal things then as they donow; they all raised an abundance of poultry themselves and sothe temptation to steal was not so great. Now they raise less andless poultry every year. This comes from their selling all theirchickens and eggs and buying canned salmon, sardines, biscuit,and ginger snaps.

So now they stood together in the room tosee if there was another thing to be done beforethe opening. A row of shelves planed andfitted by Norm were ranged two thirds of theway up the room and on them were displayedtempting pans of ginger cookies, doughnuts,molasses cookies, and soft gingerbread. Sandwichesmade of good bread, and nice slices ofham, were shut into the corner cupboard tokeep from drying; there was also a plate ofcheese which was a present from Mrs. Smith.She had sent it in with the explanation that itwould be a blessing to her if that cheese couldget eaten by somebody; she bought it once, apurpose as a treat for Job, and it seemed itwasn't the kind he liked, and none of the restof them liked any kind, so there it had stoodon the shelf eying her for days. There was tobe coffee; Nettie had planned for that. "Because,"she explained, "they all drink beer;and things to eat, can never take the place ofthings to drink."

It had been a difficult matter to get thematerials together for this beginning. All themoney which came in from the "little oldgrandmothers," as well as that which Jerry contributed,had been spent in flour, and sugar,and eggs and milk. Nettie was amazed anddismayed to find how much even soft gingerbreadcost, when every pan of it had to becounted in money. A good deal of arithmetichad been spent on the question: How low canwe possibly sell this, and not actually losemoney by it? Of course some allowance hadto be made for waste. "We'll have to name itwaste," explained Nettie with an anxious face,"because it won't bring in any money; but ofcourse not a scrap of it will be wasted; butwhat is left over and gets too dry to sell, weshall have to eat."

Jerry shook his head. "We must sell it," hesaid with the air of a financier. Then he wentaway thoughtfully to consult Mrs. Job, andcame back triumphant. She would take for aweek at half price, all the stale cake they mighthave left. "That means gingercake," he explained,"she says the cookies and things willkeep for weeks, without getting too old."

"Why, yes," said Jerry, "I should; because Iknow of one boy who is coming, and is goingto have a ginger-snap and a glass of milk. Andthat is little Ted Locker who lives down thelane; they about starve that boy. I shall liketo see him get something good. He has threecents and I assured him he could get a brimmingglass of milk and a ginger-snap for that.He was as delighted as possible."

"You will have to eat soft gingerbread atyour house, for breakfast, dinner and supper, Iam afraid," she said to Jerry with a half laugh,as they stood looking at it. "I don't know whyI made four tins of it; I seemed to get in agale when I was making it."

"Never you fear," said Jerry, cheerily. "I'llbe willing to eat such gingerbread as that threetimes a day for a week. Between you and me,"lowering his voice, "Sarah Ann can't make verygood gingerbread; when we get such a run ofcustom that we have none left over to sell, Iwish you'd teach her how." e24fc04721