This is a re-post with a hilarious video that was sent to me by one of my fav HairyKat Followers! Check out this video, then have a read.... I have no right to judge anyone, their style or what makes them feel comfortable and confident but Damnit Im tired of these lacefront violators. Its an injustice to the hair weaves and full head weaves waiting to be worn or even that natural hair that just wants to breathe. So here's why I hate them....ahem. 1. Who's natural hairline is really shaped like that? isnt the point to make it look natural! Were bangs not applicable? I'm just saying since WHEN is your hairline supposed to touch your eyebrows ...confused 2. Are baby hairs mandatory when wearing a lacefront? AND Since when are baby hairs on grown people acceptable. I want to knock the hell out of Chilli's grown self with those baby hairs on her 40 year old face so the Lacefront violators send me through the roof 3. They require forehead makeup...Have you ever put found...
Well Hello There Readers! I've been on a writing hiatus but I've got the sudden urge to blog. A few weeks ago I was hanging out with my son and realized that as far as I'm concerned we have a pretty unique experience in terms of the way we go throughout our daily lives. I realize there's this stigma that as a single parent life becomes so limited and in many aspects this has proven true. However, I've also discovered my own ways to live and provide my child with a happy fulfilling life. There is nothing that can truly distract my child from the absence of his father, but as his mother I've vowed to make his childhood experiences as meaningful as possible in the hopes of presenting to society a well rounded, open minded, curious, fearless, adult. With all that being said, traveling alone and/or with your child are one of those single parent stigmas I was talking about. It seems as though as a woman I should live in fear of the world and somehow nee...
Its Overtime is The Official Mixtape release from Papa Scoob presented by the Outerspace Musik Group. Papa Scoob is an East Oakland Native/ Berkley raised lyricist, that has been gracing the music scene with his impeccable lyricism for the past ten years. The Its Overtime mixtape is filled with dynamic flows and metaphors over some of the top 100 billboard tracks with the incorporation of some interludes that capture the most pivotal overtime moments in recent sports history, symbolically signifying Scoob's resilience to the sport of the music grind and shaping his own game as an artist. I've known Scoob since he began rapping and I enjoy listening to him grow as an artist. He definitely doesn't need a hype man because he gets the momentum going with his energetic intensity over each and every track. Despite his longevity I feel like this mixtape is his coming of age moment. I'm so very proud of his accomplishments and urge yo...
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