Can you believe that 2019 is almost a thing of the past and we’re heading into a brand-new decade? Well, believe it because it’s time. As I get ready to step into 2020 I’m reflecting on the past year, and just how far I’ve come. From losing my polluted mind to finding ways to be […]
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Somebody that I used to know used to tell me that I’m too much of a dreamer and that my expectations for a relationship were unrealistic. There were also times I was told that I wasn’t a “real woman” seeing as my idea of how things could work were nothing like the girls he dated […]
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It’s been a while, but here I am, back for the millionth time ready to explain my absence, followed by a promise (that I can’t keep) to be more consistent. In reality, I have no idea if I’ll be able to stick around because the more I share, the more afraid I become of the […]
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“Remember what they did to you. You can’t trust them”, said a voice clearer in sound than anything I’ve ever heard before. I was alone, assuming I was overhearing a neighbour’s conversation, until it called my name. “Ellis”, it called me louder and louder until I followed it straight outside, but nobody was there. Yet, […]
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On January 11, 2019, in Fort Smith, Arkansas, a tragedy took place claiming the life of 5-year-old Messiah Hobby. The young child was taken to the hospital, by stepmother Rae-Von Smith, after he was already deceased, and doctors stated that Messiah had “multiple bruises, abrasions and burns that were not consistent with statements provided by […]
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After spending twenty-four years of being a creative soul, it wouldn’t surprise anybody that knows me to know that my imagination often goes wild and I find myself conversing with the image in the mirror. But what would surprise them, as it surprised me, is the fact that there came a time when the voice that […]
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On Sunday night, an 18-year-old was killed and her older sister was wounded in a horrific knife attack at an Oakland Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station. As Nia Wilson, 18, walked off the BART train at MacArthur station her throat was slit by a male described as being a white heavyset, 5’9 male with short […]
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