Resting place to my thoughts and ramblings, inspiration, writing, hip-hop, mind-release, rants and other instances of complete randomness. Basically, the oil to the hamster that runs on the wheel in my brain.
7/8/09
Just a couple new favorites
Ginuwine is back ya'll. Don't sleep on him
7/7/09
Hello Folks
Just a quick hello to let my folks know that I'm alive and kicking. Summertime has been CRAZY BUSY. It seems as if I haven't had a moment. My business is taking off,made it through CJ and Cayden's bday, the booth at the fair is finally over, I took a short vacation to LV and came back with some change in my pocket, I washed and dryed my ipod so I'm currently reloading my new one, I'm still working on me...both physically and mentally. I'm so very happy right now. I have another crazy week ahead preparing my babies for football camp and CJ is still gone to Texas visiting his ya-ya and papa. I've included some pics of my summer so far.
Love to all...it's coming together.
Nesh
(Cayden's Birthday trip to Great America)
(My new ipod)
(Vegas getting some sun and rest and relaxation)
(Margarita anyone?)
(Unaccompanied Minor on his way to Texas)
(Anniversary Gift)
Love to all...it's coming together.
Nesh
(Cayden's Birthday trip to Great America)
(My new ipod)
(Vegas getting some sun and rest and relaxation)
(Margarita anyone?)
(Unaccompanied Minor on his way to Texas)
(Anniversary Gift)
6/26/09
Forever...Michael Jackson (RIP)
No Words...simply put. He was THE GREATEST PERFORMER OF ALL TIME! REST NOW YOUNG MICHAEL.
We sang along.
We danced for hours, years.
We celebrated.
We competed.
We tried to frighten one another.
We moon walked, badly.
We made love.
We connected.
We laughed.
We pumped our fists.
We nodded our heads.
We fantasized.
We smiled.
We listened, loudly.
We two-stepped.
We grew up.
We played with friends.
We started our own families.
We cried.
…All while listening to the music of Michael Jackson. He was the brightest star of my youth, and his light faded out today. A flawed hero, yes. But that’s what made him human. He was also a dad. We were hard on MJ and we were good to him, our own flaws becoming apparent as we ponder his death, and watch random clips of his life.
The music lives on, and we all know the music speaks for itself. I raise my glass to a remarkable life.
We sang along.
We danced for hours, years.
We celebrated.
We competed.
We tried to frighten one another.
We moon walked, badly.
We made love.
We connected.
We laughed.
We pumped our fists.
We nodded our heads.
We fantasized.
We smiled.
We listened, loudly.
We two-stepped.
We grew up.
We played with friends.
We started our own families.
We cried.
…All while listening to the music of Michael Jackson. He was the brightest star of my youth, and his light faded out today. A flawed hero, yes. But that’s what made him human. He was also a dad. We were hard on MJ and we were good to him, our own flaws becoming apparent as we ponder his death, and watch random clips of his life.
The music lives on, and we all know the music speaks for itself. I raise my glass to a remarkable life.
6/24/09
Are You Serious?
So I was reading today that the cop involved in this incident received no jailtime!!! No jailtime? Are you serious?
While the man who stole Lance Armstrong's bike received three years in prison. You've GOT to be kidding me right?
6/19/09
Thank Goodness for the Blackberry

Thank Goodness this good friend is not crackberry addicted like me. I never leave home, the store, the car, a room without it. Count on my blackberry and we would still be looking for her. Great story!
Misplaced cell phone leads to woman in trunkSusquehanna Twp. victim, who was missing for nearly two days, says men broke into her home and abducted her in her car.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Shortly after Dr. Robert Scott and his wife returned to their Susquehanna Twp. home Sunday night after getting Chinese food with their neighbor, Mary Wilkerson, he realized he didn't have his cell phone.
He later remembered leaving his Blackberry Curve in Wilkerson's light-blue 1992 Buick LeSabre.
That misplaced cell phone, along with a few unseasonably cool days, might have saved Wilkerson's life. Investigators tracked Scott's phone to the 1900 block of York Street in Harrisburg, where they also found Wilkerson -- missing since that Sunday night -- in the trunk of her LeSabre at about 7 p.m. Tuesday.
"She was scared to death," Scott, a retired clinical psychiatrist and Penn State University professor, told The Patriot-News after visiting Wilkerson at Harrisburg Hospital on Wednesday. "I was surprised with her mental state. She was cognitive, communicative. Not a lot of people could go through what she went through."
Scott said Wilkerson was treated for dehydration but was otherwise in good health.
Scott said Wilkerson, 57, who worked at the New Cumberland Army Depot before retiring a few years ago due to a disability, told him that several masked men broke into her Crooked Hill Road home.
They abducted her and demanded money, Scott said she told him. The next she remembers is being found by the U.S. Marshals, he said.
The case remained under investigation, and authorities did not have any suspects, Dauphin County District Attorney Edward M. Marsico Jr. said. Investigators were looking at Scott's cell phone to see if whoever abducted Wilkerson made any calls. They were also searching the LeSabre for clues.
Investigators did not yet whether anything was taken from Wilkerson, and it was not yet clear how long she was in the trunk. But she was fortunate that Monday and Tuesday were not extremely hot days. Monday's high reached 82 degrees and Tuesday temperatures peaked at 70, according to AccuWeather.
6/18/09
Go Hard

I'm a restless soul. What can I say? I'm a Capricorn. Sometimes I get so absorbed in a project or idea and I'm working on it like a maniac till like 3 or 4 in the morning - even if it's just laying in bed thinking about it, and other times, I don't give it a second thought. That's how I am with this blog. I blog in spurts, but I know I should do better (have you noticed? I've been trying!). I know that I have certain goals in life. I want to matter, but I hardly carve out enough time to just sit down and get to work. That must change. I haven't taken advantage of my opportunities. I'm in a silent funk right now. My frustration is getting the better of me. I know, cause I'm grinding my teeth no stop and saying to myself about 10 times a day "I'll be fine".
“No dream comes true until you wake up and go to work.” -Anonymous
dammit! I can't wake up! Filled with vexation.
"You Let Go and I Will Too"

Almost everyone can identify with this saying. "You let go and I will too".
If not, I'm sure you at least know someone who can.
It speaks of a relationship situation where, no matter how much mental, emotional and physical damage is taking place, it could never compare to the pain that would come from the relationship being officially over, permanent heartbreak declared.
A feeling which, in your heart, you've come too far and gone through entirely too much to simply give up and walk away. Deep inside you accept the fact that you're along for the entire ride.
All the way to the end, regardless of whatever The End brings.
You want this person with all your heart. No matter how painful the obvious has become, each and every single time the bell rings you answer the call.
Standing there, ready to go.
You've tried to be with someone else, but they simply will not do.
People often ask what kind of hold does (insert name) have on you, where you continue to love that fool with everything - your heart, mind, body and soul.
It's kinda sick, arriving at the point where people wonder if you are under a spell. They insist that someone had to have placed something in your food.
Some blood, urine, something.
The truth of the matter is - you are madly in love. And well, sometimes love is sick. Although the relationship has begun to take its toll, you refuse to throw in the towel. Sadly, you've now accepted pain as pleasure. The only way for you to truly let go of this person would be if they let go too.
News Bits That Caught My Eye
Lots in the news lately that's for sure. Besides Iran, Iraq, Recession, Healthcare, Gas on the rise there have been some other "interesting" tidbits that have caught my eye lately. Some things I just couldn't help but check out and share my thoughts on. What do you think?
1. Usher and Tameka -
I hate to say a marriage was doomed from the start but seriously...it was. When you got the whole world betting against you...literally...isn't it just a matter of time? Poor Usher was PLEADING for us to except his wife. He was pulling down fan sites, sueing left and right, giving interviews, canceling wedding dates, firing his mother etc. It really wasn't "if they would divorce" but more like "when". Sad. Two beautiful little boys will probably be caught up in drama for the next few years, not to mention her other three children. Tameka on the other hand gets a FAT check for popping out two Raymond babies in the two year marriage.
2. Man accused of impersonating his dead mother for 6 years.

This fool actually collected over $117,000 in benefits from social security and real estate investments. He dressed up every Tuesday to go down to the social security office and collect her check. He faces up to 25 years in prison. I'm just still in shock. Everytime I curse I think about what my grandmother may be thinking in her resting place. What must this mother be thinking of her son dressing up in her clothes and pretending to be her. "Psycho" at it's best. "Norman Bates" is looking at 25 years.
3. Obama turns Ninja! He's even smooth killing a fly. I still can't believe I heard a news anchor say he shouldn't have killed the fly but shooed him out of the room. COME ON PEOPLE! Do you know how I stomp, swap, splat flies an chance I get!
4. Lastly, hate all you want, but it's up for discussion.
Donte Stallworth kills SOMEONE while drinking and driving and gets 30 days in jail and his license revoked for life, probation and pays the family an undisclosed amount. Is there a price on human life. Mike Vick on the other hand...hhhmmmm well, need a say more? (you know the story). hhhmmmmmm. People in power loves their dogs...that's for damn sure.
1. Usher and Tameka -

I hate to say a marriage was doomed from the start but seriously...it was. When you got the whole world betting against you...literally...isn't it just a matter of time? Poor Usher was PLEADING for us to except his wife. He was pulling down fan sites, sueing left and right, giving interviews, canceling wedding dates, firing his mother etc. It really wasn't "if they would divorce" but more like "when". Sad. Two beautiful little boys will probably be caught up in drama for the next few years, not to mention her other three children. Tameka on the other hand gets a FAT check for popping out two Raymond babies in the two year marriage.
2. Man accused of impersonating his dead mother for 6 years.

This fool actually collected over $117,000 in benefits from social security and real estate investments. He dressed up every Tuesday to go down to the social security office and collect her check. He faces up to 25 years in prison. I'm just still in shock. Everytime I curse I think about what my grandmother may be thinking in her resting place. What must this mother be thinking of her son dressing up in her clothes and pretending to be her. "Psycho" at it's best. "Norman Bates" is looking at 25 years.
3. Obama turns Ninja! He's even smooth killing a fly. I still can't believe I heard a news anchor say he shouldn't have killed the fly but shooed him out of the room. COME ON PEOPLE! Do you know how I stomp, swap, splat flies an chance I get!
4. Lastly, hate all you want, but it's up for discussion.

Donte Stallworth kills SOMEONE while drinking and driving and gets 30 days in jail and his license revoked for life, probation and pays the family an undisclosed amount. Is there a price on human life. Mike Vick on the other hand...hhhmmmm well, need a say more? (you know the story). hhhmmmmmm. People in power loves their dogs...that's for damn sure.
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