LOVE your neighbor as I have loved you (the greatest commandment of all time.) BEAUTY comes from within. Anything that does not GROW is dead. we all reach that proverbial fork in the road, the road that we choose is our DESTINY.

Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Lately I've been joking around with my DC crew about retiring from my position as a SBW (strong black woman.) I know you are probably thinking, what are you taking a break from? But it really is a tiring position. Its like you always have to remain at a hyper conscious state of mind. Think about it, if I just stopped being super conscious and sensitive of everything and every situation around me, thats a lot less to worry about. But on a serious tip, I realize that I could never really take a break from being a SBW. There really too much work to do. And truth is, it is a part of me. I am giving a speech at a youth church meeting, and somehow issues that are important to me. Everything from blinging in blood diamonds, AIDS crisis in Africa, the education gap and startling rates of my community ends up jail. Heavy is the head that wears the crown, but somebody has to wear it. And who am I to want to take a vacation from the luxurious life that I live that my ancestors fought for me to have. Or when people like Ms. Dorothy Heights is 90+ years old and still working hard. So I guess this whole post is just a motivation speech for myself to keep doin what i'm doin ;)

Wednesday, June 15, 2005

What is there to really say? I'm at a really great point in life. I'm in grad school, I am working at a casting agency (a str8 up blessing) I am single, and I am living in DC. Life is great. So why have a blog spot? I really don't know. I am really a complex person and a lot of things run through my mind, but I often keep it to myself. I generally express myself creatively. That is acting, writing (scripts and poetry), and filmmaking (film and video.) So I guess my blog will be just another outlet. Oh, please don't expect me to keep this thing up...Like I said I am at a great point in my life, which means I have one.