So the above video is just made because I have a camera that I never use so I need to do something about that! Anyway, here’s my story;
 
I stopped by CVS to pick up a few things and this guy in front of me was buying a bunch of stuff.  I noticed that he kept [...]

Yung Kincer, Alabama's Teacher of the Year 2009-2010

We know that life is good, even on our worst day many of us are blessed beyond measure.  We see the pictures in magazines and hear the stories in the news about those less fortunate but it really doesn’t resonate with us because “those” people are over “there” going through it.

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I printed your poem out on thin sheets of paper and spread them out around me so i could be surrounded by your words My mind became clouded with your thoughts and my thoughts and my thoughts of you and the swirling constant memories that followed Like the image of your hair and the [...]

So here I am with Dana Coppafeel’s new album, Welfare Foods.  Not sure what to expect yet truly excited.  The Rockford, IL bred emcee, who now resides in Milwaukee, WI, first caught my ear with his single, “88,” which is still in heavy rotation courtesy of my media player.  The LP is surprisingly soulful and [...]

Itaysha Jordan is a fashion photography extraordinaire. I love the how she boldly challenges the sensibilities of the fashion world. Even though fashion thrives on being ahead of the curve, Jordan’s work swiftly reminds them of how far they have to reach. Though Jordan’s photography covers beauty, fashion, and editorial, I chose to display her [...]

I remember when chat rooms first became popular. I never joined one because that just didn’t seem to be my thing. However, once I joined MySpace, I slowly migrated over to Facebook then LinkedIn and once I hit Twitter, I was a social networking junkie. No, I don’t have thousands of friends because I hand [...]