HEARTBREAK (Or rather, the lessons it taught me)

You don't have to cook, clean, work, be perfectly groomed, (stereotypically) beautiful, modest or be anything near "great" to "have" a man.

The truth of the matter is, life is both too long and too short not to make every day count!

I can't help but reference Prince's "cheeky" trousers (VMA's, circa 1991)

Confession: I am at the heaviest I have EVER been in my life--- and I am less upset about it than everyone else is.

On Tonight's episode of "He's Just Not That Into you" 🤷🏾‍♀️

I not only SURVIVED 2018, I lived it! No, it wasn't perfect and yes I was EXHAUSTED most days, but I'm here...

Listen, Murphy's Law is literally like a pop quiz from God.

Let's discuss this... Why don't black women breastfeed?

Everybody wants to be comfortable these days but ministry isn't always about making people comfortable.

Why must being a "mother and a father" define the ultimate level of motherhood?

I was discouraged but not defeated and I kept going back until I got a "yes".

Black women are finally pulling it together and starting to do it (value and love ourselves) without y'all...

The most effective ministry is the one that we live daily.

Once upon a time in Twitterland, s**t got real...