Things become crystal clear in your 40s and 50s. #MommyFab
Tag: Black American
And so the locs
I'm not original. I mean I am an original but I do things that are trendy. Everybody and their 2nd cousin has started a loc journey. And gotdamnit they should!!! My God, the freedom. The freedom for a Black American person to wear their hair as it grows out of their head is monumental to … Continue reading And so the locs
Create space
Life is short. Create space for YOU. You deserve it.
And it’s more of the same
And moreso will I only be seen through my words and it be the only escape from the invisibility I have always felt deep in my heart as a Black American woman.
A change has come…
Life ebbs and flows. A change soon comes. #MommyFab
The 10 year challenge.
I did a 10 year challenge in 2021 after I did my big chop. I struggle. So many beautiful parts of me are in my past. Yet, so many broken, sad, and hurt parts of me are in my past and linger in the present. I seem to languish with one leg in the NOW, … Continue reading The 10 year challenge.
Adulthood is just coping with childhood trauma as best as you can
Disclaimer: I feel embolden to remind anyone reading this blog that this is a blog that examine life from the Black American (who are descendants of Chattel slavery) experience. I don't apologize for it. That's my voice. In this space, that voice will always be first and respected. Read on... I went home for the … Continue reading Adulthood is just coping with childhood trauma as best as you can
Life comes at you fast….
I'm drinking my second glass of Malbec wondering where I went wrong. I'm also happily listening to some dope lo-fi music that I want to Shazam. ...but I won't because I am in my feelings and typing this on my Nord N10. Lol. So I am just here at the bar, with a water chaser … Continue reading Life comes at you fast….
Power of the Palate … powered by Maker’s Mark
A wee dram, a cocktail, a mocktail... Power of the Palate, powered by Maker's Mark. Oooh, let's have a drink, shall we!!!! #MommyFab
Things
Sometimes my heart breaks for humanity.