The boy from KNUST asked what I mean when I say we will see, and for once I couldn't give him another we will see because he was already waiting for that one lol. I do like talking to him. I like that he remembers what I said I wanted for lunch three days before. But when he starts arranging where we will both live, it feels like agreeing to dinner has turned into choosing curtains. I'm trying to find a way to say slow down that does not sound like go away. My twin says those are different sentences, just choose one. Easy for her to say, she chooses everything and calls me after.

Panyin sent pictures of two dresses and asked which one looked more like her, so I gave a whole speech for the blue one before realising she had already bought the other. Herh, why call a committee after the vote! I was laughing but also a little annoyed, because choosing things together is one of the parts of having a twin I still get even with her in Accra. She said she only wanted me to see it properly. Fine, I made her turn round on the video call and admired the back too. It is nice. I still prefer the blue and have informed her this is my official position, not jealousy of her dress.

Mum took me round Kejetia to look for a particular cloth and somehow her legs did not receive the message that we had been walking for two hours. I was sweating under my bag and kept changing which shoulder carried it, while she was greeting people as if she had just arrived. At one stall we sat down and the woman put a little fan towards my face, ei, I could have stayed there until closing. The cool air dried the sweat at my temples and suddenly I noticed how hungry I was. Bought food before we continued. Mum said the young one needed refuelling, meanwhile she ate half my egg oo.