3               Po-Po-Poetry: Honey, I Love
In honor of National Poetry Month, I am kick off a series of poetry posts by featuring Honey, […]
  3               In honor of National Poetry Month, I am kick off a series of poetry posts by featuring Honey, […]
               Growing up in The Blackness.
  12               Announcing launch event for my first published children's book, Stacey Became a Frog One Day,
  10               A tribute to a brother who is solid as a rock.
  9               My husband gets on my nerves and then I swerveWanting to be right up under himKeep him nearCause […]
  8               Spring Fever from the Songs Somebody Should Sing series by Candelaria N. Silva When spring fever hits And […]
  2               “Oh, Mercy, mercy me. Oh, things ain’t what they used to be, aw-nah, oil wasted upon the ocean […]
  10               Sheltering in place during the Covid-19 pandemic is allowing me to uncover and rediscover the corners of my […]
  2               Are you having Christmas or Shopmas? Are celebrating the holidays or are you in a holi-daze? I believe […]
  9               I’ve been having some “ings” in my life and on my mind. Here we go: Learning how to […]
  12               It struck me the other day that the most and often only thing I hear people say to […]
  3               The music of Queen Genius of Soul Aretha Franklin has been part of my life since I became […]
  13               Here’s to the hosts with the most, who open their homes, share their culinary (or food-ordering) prowess, uncork […]
  4               Our family welcomes you, Leanne. Whenever there is marriage, it is a vote of confidence in love and […]
               I met David Bickham about 18 years ago when he was living in Boston. He promised me that […]
  4               One of the simple pleasures of my life is dining alone. I absolutely adore having a good meal […]
  4               Participating in the Women’s March in Boston on January 21, 2017, with the multitudes of people got me to […]
  4               Sorrow and incredulity rose in me as I watched a discussion recently on a local television show whose […]