Saturday, September 8, 2012
A New Dawn, A New Day, A New City and I'm Feeling Good
Since I could write a dissertation about the plight of public education and I only have about 11 minutes before I need to get moving, I will only share a few more words with you in the hopes that this will be as vivid as all my other blogs. Moving to Boston has been an eye opener. I have met wonderful people, seen many things, good and bad, and look forward to the day that I can write about my new destination, because I can honestly say that I do not feel this is my last stop. I love Boston but I think Georgia is calling me home and I've been calling it home for the last four years. My origin is Buffalo, NY and I love it with all my heart, especially those gifted Bills, but I need to find the place I want to plant my roots. This is my next journey and I look forward to my year as Boston College and the adventures ahead in Bean Town! Until next time.......
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
To Old Friends, New Friends and Great Escapes.....
This episode is the only one that will be the exception. I will most likely blog about it all week long, strictly because of its length. The topic that was of my most interest was introduced in the first five minutes of the melodrama. Keisha's boy toy (Woody) said that, "A guy knows in the first 15 minutes of spending time with a woman, whether he would marry her or not he would ever marry her." This is a dangerous statement. 15 minutes. 25% of a hour. quarter past, and you already know if you would put a ring on it. How does that man behave. Is there a time limit on that ring? will it ever come? These are the burning questions of women across the world. I asked myself the same question and it was true, but only to a certain extent. I know if I could ever allow myself to care for that person to eventually reach marriage. Is 15 minutes enough time to determine the rest of your life?
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Single Ladies
Thursday, January 6, 2011
You Wanna Make God Laugh
On December 24th 2010, it marked the 6th month since my last blog. I did not realize how much work goes into putting a blog together and keeping a blog recent but in conjunction with my school work it was not something that I saw plausible. I planned on starting, better yet, relaunching my blog on Jan 24th, with fresh start, a new beginning with so many different topics to talk about and discuss with, well honestly, myself and God since I don't think anyone else reads these things. But there is this one thing that I realized yesterday, as I was alerted to the fact that my Spelman Sister, Adrienne Bauduit, died. I realized that life is for the living, not for the waiting, or keeping of tabs, or stressing, or blaming, or hurting. We must live like it is our last, always being prepared in case that day does come but realizing that it is not guaranteed. Nothing in life is guaranteed.
Life is full of mistakes, slip-ups, pain, and heartache but we must remember that no one man is perfect. We must live perfectly imperfect with each other. Friendships, Relationships, Family, and even those we see as enemies, we must look beyond what we see as imperfect, stop judging those around us, and remember that we all have imperfections, and when the day comes that we can look beyond all those other peoples imperfections and love them, through it all, then we have reached a beautiful day, full of happiness and free of pain. I live to serve God, and others, with my love, peace, happiness and joy. I praise the Lord, with all my heart, and pray for the day that we can all come together, with peace, happiness and joy in our hearts. When love is blind to our outwardly expressed traits and based on a deeper connection, our hearts bound together. Love everyone, always.
So I say to you young friend, loving family member, or honest, and beautiful stranger, take time to thank God for his plan for you. He will always be there, to help you, to give you strength, and will never give you more than you can bear. God is an everlasting God. We cannot ask him why he does what he does but trust in the Lord that he knows what and why he does, and gives us enough strength to carry on. He never gives us more than we can bare, so let him guide you though your life, without worry, and with confidence that his word is true. And never for "If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans."
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Revelation
that is all
Friday, September 11, 2009
I Will Remember You, But will they..........
How can we forget thee importance of this day and go on with our lives as though it doesn't matter? I myself know that i am consumed with my life and need to sometimes take a step back to think about others and how my overwhelming ideas about me being number one is idiotic and lacks the potential for me to grow as an individual. Before I get too sidetracked, like most of us do let me revert back to the focus of today's blog, 911 and its the symbolic action and most importantly the reason to remember.
Eight years ago the country was in a uproar. They didn't know who to blame and they didn't know who to claim. But one thing that arose from 911, are the racial and cultural injustices' that those of the Muslim community now have to suffer with. One thing we need to learn from this is that we are not as safe as we think. there is always some way around things and if people want to find a way they can and they will. We must remember this day for all those who lost someone and are now serving a life sentence, similar to the one that my Spelman sister's mother is. A life taken too soon but at his will. We cannot argue with God, but instead ask him to lead us to understanding. For the will of the Lord is the final choice.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Summertime
When I came home I got to enjoy the luxury of waking up late, and mom's Saturday breakfast pretty much everyday of the week. I really like going to school so far away because when i come back I am truly appreciated.
Now on to the trips that I mentioned before. I have already been to West Virginia, Rochester, NY, and Chicago but this weekend I am lucky enough to be able to go to Miami. I am truly grateful and glad for all the trips I have enjoyed. Visiting family is something that we all need to do.
Now I must take time to acknowledge the Late King of Pop, Michael Jackson. I remember MJ as a wonderful and outstanding individual. He is not only a pop icon but a wonderful son father brother and friend. In my eyes he is one of the greatest that ever lived. Every time i think about it I cant believe that's it true.