Old Skool Thursday: Erykah Badu
This month’s Old Skool is dedicated to Lady Badu… starting with one of my favorites…. Continue reading Old Skool Thursday: Erykah Badu
This month’s Old Skool is dedicated to Lady Badu… starting with one of my favorites…. Continue reading Old Skool Thursday: Erykah Badu
Originally posted on MorningSky9:
As I sit here today looking over life so much comes to mind. But what struck me the most was how much people complain about any & everything. It made me wonder; do they know how lucky they have it. I was diagnosed 5 year ago with a rare form of cancer, that is recurring in short spans. I’ve had multiple surgeries and different chemotherapy treatments since this process has started and the cancer still returns. Everyday is different. Some days I’m happy, worry free,moving around without a care in the world. Other days I can’t… Continue reading Release: My Story My Fight
Tip: You are your source of validation! I am amazed at how many people need to share each decision they are facing with anyone that will hear their story. While it is normal to seek some opinions from others, … Continue reading RS Tips: You are your source of validation!
My Raheem DeVaughn’s songs of the month… Continue reading Radiant Sunshine’s Playlist
It was this day years ago that I met my Ace and it was so fitting that Black Star played the background to our love story… Continue reading Old Skool Thursday: Hip Hop
Tip: Trust someone! Remember not everyone is in competition or out to get you. I’m not saying trust blindly, but having faith in others is healthy. Allow your trust to be adjusted according to the type of relationship. For example, … Continue reading RS Tips: Trust someone!
love this song… Continue reading Old Skool Thursday
5 Inspirational Quotes by Women A Middle of the Month Pick Me Up When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another. – Helen Keller. When you forgive, you heal … Continue reading 5 Inspirational Quotes by Women
In the last few days of March 2001 you came to stay with me as we buried our favorite uncle; you brought your daughter and your man. Your daughter was just as I imagined, precious and beautiful, a reflection of you. This man you brought in to my home was “different”, he seemed to be a man of many requests (iron my shirt, get my drink or plate, etc…), but I thought nothing of it at the time. We stayed up all night talking and reminiscing about our hectic past, I mean we talked about everything; the good and the … Continue reading Giving Domestic Violence a Face