Born beautiful, Naturally quirky.

My bucket list is getting shorter, it's time to expand my horizons, think outside of the box, seize the day, live my best life... I'm 30+ married with a child... life is interesting.

[mrs-dyal]

Help!

I don't know how to use tumblr anymore.

[mrs-dyal]

I'll be 32 this year

Me

[mrs-dyal]

I forgot Tumblr is not a place for wholesome people after dark.

[inactiveari-deactivated20170924]

cant wait til im 30, on a balcony in a foreign country, drinking wine, wearing nothing but a silk robe, & have filled 18 notebooks

[inactiveari-deactivated20170924]

lol everyones reblogging this and saying 30 isnt like this. I can make my life however I want and this is how 30 will be for me :)

[mrs-dyal]

I have a year and 19 days to make this come true.

[mrs-dyal]

I married the man who finishes my sandwiches

Dionn Dyal

[hazeleyed1]

Black National Anthem

[ladiesandlemonade]

[mrs-dyal]

#Buffalo #716 #DowntownBuffalo #downtown

[whatelsecanisay247]

Indeed

[covergirl]

We love Janelle Monae’s unapologetic individuality. She’s proof that #GirlsCan!

Watch the video

[aureat]

You are so used to your features, you don’t know how beautiful you look to a stranger.

this is so important (via aureat)

[blackartvoid]

Please do NOT forget Ferguson

Do NOT forget Palestine

Do NOT forget Gaza

Do NOT forget Hong Kong

Do NOT forget Mexico

Do NOT forget the suffering of people around the world. Do NOT forget the injustice around the world. Do NOT forget the imbalance in this world.

Resistance isn’t a crime.

Murder is a crime.

Occupation is a crime

Free Ferguson, Free Palestine, Free Gaza, Free Hong Kong, Free Mexico. Free the world from injustice and impurity.

[famousblackcelebs]

What began as a way of giving his daughter an alternative to Barbie - and the european standard of beauty she presents - led to Taofick Okoya creating a line of African dolls that not only celebrate the beauty of black women, but showcase Nigeria’s heritage in all its glory. Now Okoya stands as one of Nigeria’s most promising entrepreneurs and has seen his dolls even outsell Barbie. Of the dolls, Okoyo remarks in a recent interview with Elle: “African-inspired increase little girls’ sense of self-appreciation and confidence. When little girls play with dolls, they see themselves in or as the doll, they dress it in clothes they like and act out their fantasies. The more of their own likeness they see in the things they like, the more accepting they will be of their looks and culture.” By Alexander Aplerku, AFROPUNK Contributor

[mrs-dyal]

Hut cuts on a budget...and he come to you

[covergirl]

We love Janelle Monae’s unapologetic individuality. She’s proof that #GirlsCan!

Watch the video

[safejourney-deactivated20221014]

#Naturalhair #color

[whatelsecanisay247]

Indeed