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@candigirl30
As Old As I Feel...?
Mentioned I was 30 today to a co-worker. She looked at me in total disbelief. Followed by saying, 'You are NOT!'. She also told me she had been wondering how old I was... She thought I was about 25.
I get told often I don't look my age.
Blessed by fab genes I guess...
This post is eveeeeeeeerything
"Education begins at the home. You can’t blame the school for not putting into your child what you don’t put into him." - Geoffrey Holder. The legendary dancer Carmen de Lavallade shared this beautiful photo on her Facebook page of her husband, the legendary dancer, actor, painter and director Geoffrey Holder with their son, Leo. While I understand that Mr. Holder is retired, Ms. Carmen de Lavallade is still performing masterfully today! Her latest show, “As I Remember It” will have its world premiere at Jacob’s Pillow in Massachusetts in June 2014 and will tour nationally through 2015. You can visit her website for more information. http://www.carmendelavallade.com/current/
When I think of fathers, dads, daddies, pops, old man…whatever you call yours, I think of “Simply the Best”. Because of man, we are all here. We were all created. Dads have one of the hardest jobs in the world. They take on stress and responsibilities some could never imagine. Dads are natural...
Lead Me, Guide Me
It's far too many men out not knowing how to lead.. especially in relationships. It is MY belief that is because: 1) Too many men grew up without a Father in the home and didn't have a good example of what it means to be a leader.
2) Those same men were in turn babied and spoiled by their Mothers' and thereby expect the women they are with to do the same/ saw their Mom doing it all by herself and don't realize that a woman wants a man to take the lead.
3) Far too many women out here hollering "INDEPENDENT" and don't realize that letting a man lead in no way hinders your independence.
4) These same women are too "independent" to submit to the leadership of a man because they are under the false belief that "submitting" somehow takes away from their independence.
5)Men are tired of fighting to be the head/lead of the relationship so they don't. This of course leads to them being called weak or soft.
Now these are not ALL the reasons or even an ALL INCLUSIVE list. This is simply what has been on my mind lately so I decided to share.
Just got asked if I play with my "kitty"?
Sir…I’m a grown woman…it’s called “pussy” or “panty pie”.
And “cooter” if ya got a lisp and can’t pronounce your “P’s”.
Bye.
Celebrity Style Capture: @khloekardashian www.garnerstyle.blogspot.com #plussize #blogger #fashion #fatshion Didn’t get to post the info earlier. @bygrisel
Some days i think fatphobes are just jelly.
Beach bodies.
Beautiful.
BECAUSE..
Because he makes up songs and sings them to me
Because I can hug him as often as I want and he knows it's not because something is wrong but because everything is right
Because he listens and HEARS what I say
Because he caters to me like I cater to him
Because he makes me laugh 1000x more than he makes me frown
Because he plays in my hair
Because he he goes out of his way to make me happy
Because...
He loves ME
The Golden Age of Children’s TV, the 90’s.
Remembering Maya Angelou
(Photos via Getty, AP)
The renowned poet, author and civil rights activist with the unmistakably regal voice died on may 28 at the age of 86.
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STORY: Maya Angelou dies at age 86: See poet talk life lessons, ‘greatest gift’ on TODAY
VIDEO: Maya Angelou shares life lessons
STORY: Maya Angelou’s guide to life in 12 tweets: ‘Listen to yourself’
PHOTO: Moment in Time: Obama awards Angelou Medal of Freedom
Crying….
"With a kind word and a strong embrace, she had the ability to remind us that we are all God’s children; that we all have something to offer. And while Maya’s day may be done, we take comfort in knowing that her song will continue, ‘flung up to heaven’ – and we celebrate the dawn that Maya Angelou helped bring."
— President Obama on the passing of Maya Angelou.
A snippet from my spoken word piece “Nothing Ordinary”
"I want to be amazing!! But not just ordinary amazing, super amazing. Amazing like a modern day Maya Angelou. Bestowing my words of wisdom upon your ears. Taking my time to pause and you listen ever so gently because greatness is speaking. My words will not be just words, but a Thomas Guide to life and how to live it fully… Satisfyingly… Morally. I want Oprah to call me her mother…even though I’m younger, but still. And when I speak, She will say, “That was Tiffany!!!” And cry her ugly cry, but beautiful cry because I am that amazing.”
Dr. Angelou inspired me to write poetry from my soul and inspire others with my heart. I live by much of her wisdom. She will forever be beyond greatness for me. My literary angel!
Dr. Maya Angelou
I first fell in love with the greatness that is Dr. Maya Angelou after reading "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" as a young girl. It was the first book I ever read that had characters I could identify with. For the past 30 years I have been influenced by Dr. Angelou's strength, her poise, and her character. She constantly reminds us that though we may not have choose the life that we were given, it IS our choice to live it completely in our own manner.
“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them." ~Dr. Maya Angelou
Thank you Dr. Angelou for being an inspiration to us all. Your influence spans across the globe and we all are truly better for having had theblessing of you in our lives.
