Good News Travel Comrades: We’re (Almost) Free to Fly Unmolested
My first post of 2013, and it is on the perfect subject. As Nysee mentioned a few posts back: this is the time to get back on track, or continue with our goals. Travel is a big part of that! I feel deprived not being able to leave for domestic and international destinations because of all the [...]
Yay! A Rainbow After the Rain
Open topic – if you like… First time I snapped a half decent photo of one. Gotta find something to appreciate to relieve the stress.
Florence + The Machine – Dog Days Are Over (2010 Version)
Enjoy….
Shyness and Society Anxiety
Goals Reset: Where Has the Time Gone? It’s May Already!!!!
Oh my goodness! This is crazy. I mean we are almost at the half point of this year already! Where did the time go? I’m scared I will look around and it’ll be Christmas again. Time for me to start my New Year’s Resolutions all over again. Gym Rat / Weight Loss I’ve been at [...]
As a Child
I used to decapitate my dolls. I used to set things on fire. Today, I’d take the shortcut and set my dolls on fire.
Black Women: My Pursuit of Happiness
I love myself. I am relaxed about it. I am mostly cheerful, generous, vain, conceited, selfish, don’t suffer pangs of guilt, and I like women who are this way too. In men, this is a no-no. I love being a woman. If I could be reincarnated, I wouldn’t hesitate with my choice: same person, same [...]
Project Cheerful: Search for Happiness, Black Women!
I enjoy browsing the Internet for topics that interest me. I have many links to business, technology, science and a bit of political news. I set up a YouTube, Google, and Technorati search / blog / news / link pages, plus my own searches, to offer up information regarding black women’s lives, and our natural [...]
Black Women: Look Out for Number One
Black Women, please put yourself first. I think it’s great that there are many resources (online, library, books, tapes, etc.) available for the betterment of black women. However, I always have a beef with those that clamor for black women to make changes. These proposals often ask: what can a black woman do to benefit [...]
Self-Worth: That Voice in Your Head
Do you have an inner or outer critic that won’t shut up? Does the inner critic sound familiar, like a mother, father or other relative that wouldn’t let up on how terrible they want you to think you are? I used to wonder how people ended up not speaking to their relatives for years even [...]
