Friday, December 18, 2009
Mr. Big is back
While Big is essentially a good guy, he's not really ready for the kind of relationship I want. On top of that, what we have seems to be unhealthy. We both get blinded by love and do things we shouldn't for the sake of being together. With that being said, on labor day this year, I kicked him out of my life for the umpteenth time. Really, if neither one of us have any solid plans for moving, and actually spending our life together....what's the point? Anyhoo, I was doing really well until about 3 days ago, when poof, like a rabbit out of a hat Big reappears. He's saying he loves me and needs to be with me. He asked to come see me for the weekend. And when have I ever been able to tell him no?
There's a first time for everything.
I told him NO. I wasn't mean about it. I just explained that I don't want to start the cycle again. Simple as that. Even though I'd like to see him, I told him no. And guess what he said..."Well I'm coming anyway. If you change your mind, and hopefully you will, I'll be there". So Big will be in Memphis this weekend. Will I stay strong and stay AWAY??? Or will I give in to temptation??? Only time will tell I guess. But first, it's time for our monthly book club meeting. I live for these things!!!
Monday, December 14, 2009
A Change in the Wind
With the new year rapidly approaching, it seems as though everyone is thinking of resolutions. Some are giving up drinking, some cursing, some sex. Over the course of the last few months, I've been feeling a bit....lost. I can't really explain it, I feel happy every day. It's just sometimes I don't think I'm sure of who I am. Is that weird to say at 27? I thought by now I'd know exactly what I wanted to be and who I am. Unfortunately, that is not the case. Things I know for sure:
- I'm not using the "n-word" in 2010.
- I'm leaving all scummies in 2009
- I will take better care of myself and be healthy
I honestly can't remember how long I've been using the n-word. It never really bothered me until recently I realized exactly how much I say it. The n-word will no longer be a part of my vocabulary. Not even really sure when I decided to stop saying it. I've recently moved to saying "n-word" instead of "nigga", but I'm planning to cut it out completely. Older people do not call each other "nigga", and it's for a reason. The memories they have of that word are far from pleasant.
Ah scummy. See, the thing about scummies, is that you don't really have to put forth any effort with them. There is no chance of being with a scummy because for 1, scummies are no good. They're usually cute and good in bed, so we keep them around for rainy days. With scummies there is no possibility of getting hurt. And all of this I plan to leave in 2009. Starting this next decade with an empty roster. And I will not recruit any new scummies. Looks like I've had enough. It just might be time to go back to the old me. But the question remains: When a good girl goes bad, is she truly gone forever?
Diabetes, Cancer, Heart Disease, High Blood Pressure. These are all diseases the people in my family have or have had. As African Americans we are at a higher risk for these diseases in general, and with the family history....let's just say I'm screwed. God gave me this life, it's my responsibility to make sure I do everything in my power to keep this gift. This means eating healthier, working out, and getting regular check-ups. I usually hate going to the doctor(get that from my mother), but I have a 4 year old to think about. I want to be able to spend as many years with her as I possibly can.
Welp, that's all for tonight. Need to get rested for another DHS day tomorrow.
"Laugh as much as you breathe, and love as long as you live."
Saturday, December 12, 2009
When Did Women Become Men?
The women I know (myself included) approach most sexual relationships like men. They are completely capable of being in sexual relationships without "catching feelings". Some even prefer it this way. So when did this change? I can't even pinpoint when the change occurred for myself, let alone others. I do know that times have quite obviously changed. Women are not as commonly thought of as "hoes" if they enjoy sex without attachments. This is a change for the better. Every consenting adult should be sexually liberated. Women should not be ashamed to enjoy or seek sex. Everybody needs a little "sex therapy". And on that note.....
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
My Black Brother
Well well here I am again. Been a little under the weather. Had a mean case of bronchitis, but I'm starting to feel a bit more like myself now. Nothing very exciting has been going on in my life so I'd like to get into something I've been thinking about recently. The BLACK man. I've noticed that a lot of black women on Facebook and Twitter do a lot of man bashing. I have to include myself in this group because I do sometimes get caught up in it too. We call them scummies, we use them, abuse them, and make fun of them. In a sense we've turned into everything we hate about black men. Now don't get me wrong, there are PLENTY of scummies in the world. Unfortunately, we run into them a lot more often than the good black man. Sorry, getting off subject, I'll save the scummies for another post. For now, I'd just like the world to know that there are good black men out there. Plenty actually. I'm in love with the black man. There is nothing sexier on this planet than an educated black man. NOTHING. Our black men are educated, talented, ambitious, loving, funny, loyal, strong, creative and most of all misunderstood. The worst part is that they are misunderstood mostly by their own black women. Sometimes we confuse every black man with the one black man who may have hurt us. This has to end. I will no longer be guilty of making generalized statements about black men. I will not bring to light the flaws and weaknesses. Instead I will shine a light on all of my black brothers doing it the way it's supposed to be done. I just want to stand up for my black men. I mean...if we don't, who will??? Think about it.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
STUPID IN LOVE
Monday, November 30, 2009
Thanksgiving weekend
Anyhoo my Thanksgiving was pretty wonderful. I love family time and food. Friday I ended up in Vibes for a millisecond. Saturday I watched UT ALMOST give up that game to Kentucky of all people. And Saturday night at Vibes was fun as well. Sunday I stayed in and slept the day away. All in all a pretty good holiday. Can't wait for Christmas!
Oh wait I almost forgot. While at Vibes Saturday a man asked if I was going to buy his drink. I politely told him HELL NAW and to get the fuck on. Seriously guy??? That's whats hot in the streets? SMH lol, I know there are good men out there and I really don't intend to find one in a club. But dang sir, please get it together lol. Back to work!
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Sleep Deprivation
Now that I've gotten that out of the way, I had a really good weekend. We had a thanksgiving dinner at work Friday that was pretty good. Friday night I had sushi with my cousin and her friends at Red Fish. My first time actually ordering sushi for myself and it was delish! I played it safe and ordered the shrimp rolls, nothing with EEL SAUCE just yet lol. Then we went to see the movie we've been waiting on for months! New Moon. Let me first start by saying, the Twilight series are actually really good. When the first movie came out I thought the movie sucked, but I could tell the story behind it was better. So I decided to read the first book. I was hooked after Chapter 1. Immediately after finishing, I got up, went to Target, and bought the 2nd book. And this is pretty much how it went until I finished all 4. So to finally see New Moon was extremely exciting. Even though they f*cked it up and we couldn't hear the first 5 minutes of it. I thought it was a great movie. It's hard for script writers and directors to please fans when they are making a book into a movie, but they did a really good job. Can't wait for Eclipse!
Saturday I hosted a fun party for my sister. If you don't know what a fun party is....how can I explain this? Lol, it's a party where they showcase a bunch of sex toys and different products for you to buy. The party was fun, and my sister did well. There was one person there who worked my last never with her loud mouth, but other than that I had a good time. Sunday I stayed in bed all day. Watched movies and just relaxed. I need to go to church. Haven't been in a month of Sunday's smh.
Until next time....
Friday, November 13, 2009
So....I'm an ungrateful bitch
In other news I get to see my girls tonight for our monthly book club meeting. Really glad we set that up because we all need time with the friends!
Monday, November 9, 2009
Anyhoo, I was reading an old journal the other day. And when I say old I mean from high school to the end of college. Around 2000-2004. As I was reading, I realized that the girl with the messy handwriting was a total stranger to me. The handwriting is still messy, but the girl was a mystery. She was young, silly, excited about the future, and most of all naive and a hopeless romantic. The woman reading the journal just felt utterly...hopeless. How could 5 short years alter me so completely? I'm still silly yes, and sure I'm happy...but the hopeless romantic part? Gone. I've turned into some manipulating, almost heartless, woman. You could say I love em and leave em, but there is really no love involved. When I get bored, I leave em. I don't think all men are dogs and I know there are some really great ones out there. I've met some. I'm still trying to figure this thing out. Am I just too afraid to give my heart like that again? Or is there nothing left to give?
Regardless, I've decided I need to make some changes in my life. I just don't feel like dating at all. And I have no interest in any of the men that are interested in me, so I won't be talking to them either. I guess it's time to figure out what I really want and who I really am. Deep, huh? Lol no worries, I'll still be my regular silly, laughing self during this process.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Carpe Diem
"We are all exactly the same; we are born and then we die. What we do in the meantime is what makes us stand out."

