I’m still celebrating National Poetry Month with another one of my favorite poems by Maya Angelou. Scroll down to the video to hear her reciting Still I Rise with her luscious, mesmerizing voice. Enjoy and recite or publish your favorite poems this month. Still I Rise You may write me down in history With your […]
When I went natural two years and three months ago, I spent most of my time watching You Tube videos of women styling their hair and reviewing products and reading books about the upkeep of afro hair. Newly naturals often have a hard time trying to figure out what’s the best way to take care […]
I had no idea but found out that April is National Poetry Month, after reading The Daily Post today. Apparently it has gone on since 1996 and was started by the Academy of American Poets. Here are the goals for National Poetry Month, that I found on a site called poets.org “Highlight the extraordinary legacy […]
And the games continue….Suzanne Collins continues the saga of Katniss Everdeen and the districts of Panem in this very suspenseful second novel of the trilogy The Hunger Games called Catching Fire. Ominously dark and mysterious, we see Katniss and Peeta living in the Victors Village along with Haymitch. Three houses alone in a neighborhood. Katniss […]
Balram Halwai alias Munna is a driver – sarcastic, humorous, critical, angry, and a wealth of information on modern-day India. He becomes a wanted man after murdering is master. At no point as a reader was I sympathetic towards Balram. I believe this was done on purpose. In spite of everything, Balram does weave interesting […]
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