Tag Archives: Understanding

Accepted

It was the role of a lifetime, remote work, salary $250,000 a year plus a furnished victorian in the countryside. The house is called Serenity. She has great bones, gothic windows with new electrical wiring and plumbing. The fixtures and lighting are all modern, a bonus. There’s a 1966 Black Mustang in excellent condition hereContinueContinue reading “Accepted”

The Honorable Dr. Ken

To Every Black Woman, Everywhere — With Our Deepest Love, Respect, and Eternal Gratitude From the Husbands, Fathers, Brothers. From the Sons. From the Black Men Who Love You — On Behalf of Us All. We salute you, Black women.Our ancestors, great-grandmothers, grandmothers, mothers, daughters, sisters, and aunties.To every Black woman — in every form,ContinueContinue reading “The Honorable Dr. Ken”

Precious Moments

Capture 20130315 Precious Moments collected = A Life ;-D https://youtu.be/6J1806aQNNc Every cloud has a silver lining It doesn’t rain all the time They that endure to the end will be saved Put the man in heaven first and always Remain joyful because Jesus Christ has conquered the world Smile because nothing is too hard forContinueContinue reading “Precious Moments”

Relieved

That feeling when you get what you wanted That feeling when you know you’re better Can do better And accept the better Instead of compelling yourself to be surrounded by less No longer forcing yourself to be around filth Releasing the ugly, vulgar, negative pursuers of money With no depth nor imagination nor concern forContinueContinue reading “Relieved”

Insights by Coletha Albert

“With all you put me through, I keep living because you still don’t know how to.” – Coletha Yvette Albert

Thoughts by Coletha Albert

Thoughts I thought there was love I thought wrong I thought there was peace I thought wrong I thought there was respect I thought wrong I thought there was meaning I thought wrong I thought there was purpose I thought wrong I thought there was a reason I thought wrong But I kept going onContinueContinue reading “Thoughts by Coletha Albert”