Category: Life

Another trip down memory lane. I love events. Did I mention that I absolutely love putting together and hosting small events? Very surprising coming from an introvert. Get Me Paid 2019 was the last event I did with my blog. It was hosted at a church. I know, right! The Pastor offered me the space […]

I was talking to a friend and she mentioned, Jesus Revolution. I had heard of it but wasn’t sure what it was about. When they were promoting it when it was in theaters I never took the time to watch a trailer or see what the premise was about. She said I would like it. […]

Back like I never left memory lane. For years people said I needed to have a podcast. I think it was because people kept asking my opinion on a lot of things and I gladly shared. But I wanted to have a podcast that mattered to me. Something that I felt was of value to […]

I was probably 17 months old when this film came out, so it’s been part of my entire life. Last week I told y’all I finally read the book earlier this summer. Now I want to share why The Color Purple is one of my all-time FAV films. Or should I say it’s been in […]

Back again with another Black Business month memory. Where do I even start? There was a time I worked nonstop to build my blog into a business like for years. It was going in that direction. Things were moving along. The best revenue generator I had was Fusion Tour. I thought a change would be […]

As much as I love the movie, I had never read the book. That had to change. I bought a copy of The Color Purple earlier this summer and finally read it. Wow! This book moved me in ways that the film did not. And the film is one of my FAV films of all […]

August is Black Business Month and I wanted to jog down memory lane with a business that I absolutely loved that I closed a few years ago. No, I have no intentions of starting it up again. There was a specific season for Fusion Tour and that season has ended. I was cleaning up my […]

This sweet as honey show has taken Netflix and the world by storm. Serenity is an idealistic place that just doesn’t seem real. It may for some but for the majority it’s a fantasy many wish could be true. This season they infused religion and prayer more. Not in a punch-you-in-the-face type of way but […]

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. We can thank author Bebe Moore Campbell and Linda Wharton-Boyd who were the driving forces to raise more awareness about mental health and remove the stigma. The resources listed below aren’t specifically just for mental health but also for the causes of mental health. If you need […]

Yea I know I’ve been M.I.A. for a good minute. I paused blogging in September and picked it back up in May of this year. A lot has changed in my life. I was in my last year of ministry school, went back to teaching in the classroom and some personal things that stretched me […]