That Really Happened! Chronicles: Entry One

While in Kansas City for tonight I wanted to try the chicken because I heard the chicken and barbecue was what that is in KC! I wasn't there for a long time and so my mission, while walking from my hotel room, was to find a spot fast. I was downtown and I finally found a barbecue spot located by a gay bar, that will be important later. Needless to say the food was wacktastic! I was past disappointed. Then this guy walks up to me after starring at me for a while at the barbecue spot and he introduces himself and says I was pretty then..wait for it....wait for it.. he asked me who did my hair! He said he was a hair dresser and thought my hair was whipped! So bad food and the only guy that talked to me was possibly gay and was in love with not my curves but my curls. Oh and to end the evening I walked back to my hotel room in the rain.... Drip Drip

I SHALL HAVE WHAT I DESIRE MY PRAYERS DON'T BOUNCE OFF THE CEILING!

“So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing where to I sent it” (Isa. 55:11).

In These Heels Part 3: Rosalind Brewer

The first African American to be chief executive for a business unit of the world’s largest retailer is a WOMAN!

Wal-Mart named chief executive of Sam’s Club, making her the first African American to be chief executive for a business unit of the world’s largest retailer.  Brewer, 49, is replacing Brian Cornell, 52, who is leaving the company so he can return to the Northeast for family reasons. He had served in the role since 2009.

Brewer, who will also be president of Sam's Club, was previously president of the retailer's U.S. East business unit. She will report to CEO Mike Duke. The moves are effective Feb. 1.

  HBCU graduate Goooo Spelmen

In These Heels Part 2 : Carole Kaye

 One of the Greatest Bassists of all time is a ...Woman?

 

Carol was part of an elite group of Los Angeles session musicians who played on hits by The Beach Boys, The Monkees, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Sonny & Cher and hundreds of others, including many of Phil Spector's productions. These session pros were uncredited, but a huge part of the creative process. As Carol explains, their work went well beyond playing the notes they were presented with; these were the musicians who made the hits, and their input was crucial.

Carol came from a jazz background, and her improv skills and technical proficiency made her a first call player when she transitioned to sessions. She started on guitar, but did most of her work on bass, which lightened her equipment load - an important consideration when you had to leave a session and go across town for another.

Carol was the ultimate working mom - she had three kids and was popular at Spector sessions during her pregnancies because Phil would make an exception and grant bathroom breaks. In the '70s, Carol did a lot of TV and Film work, which included themes to the shows M*A*S*H, Mission Impossible and The Love Boat..... Continue reading

www.carolekaye.com

Ever Wonder if There's a God?

Water:

1. A clear, colorless, odorless, and tasteless liquid, H₂O, essential for most plant and animal life and the most widely used of all solvents. No living thing can survive without it. Plants, animals and human beings consist mostly of water (about two-thirds of the human body is water). You'll see why the characteristics of water are uniquely suited to life: It has an unusually high boiling point and freezing point. Water allows us to live in an environment of fluctuating temperature changes, while keeping our bodies a steady 98.6 degrees. Water is also chemically neutral. Without affecting the makeup........Finsh reading about Water

 Did you know man has duplicated many things but one thing man CAN  NOT make is water. Water has no form no added tastes and our body needs it to live; we're made of it of course.

Wonders of Water

Genesis 1:7

Your Version as..or..a straight up jack?

 Kevin Hart is Hilarious and I feel he really is one of the freshest comedians out. I, being an aspiring comic writer, am oddly aware of certain comics and comical...stuff.  I believe that the best are inspired by someone or a group of people. I happened to stumble across Kevin Hart's alter ego Chocolate Droppa's video named Boats and Hoes . So instantly I had to see where this was going. Before clinking the link I remember that that same title and concept was used in a movie called Step Brothers. I really don't want to believe Kevin completely jacked their idea. I honestly feel it was just a coincidence or marketing strategy to get followers of such movies as Step Brothers to follow rising comic Kevin Hart. I believe the young brother is way too talented to steal ideas, even though some famous comedians are known for stealing jokes. I even heard a Houston comic steal a Paul Mooney joke then do it horribly wrong...smh


What's your take on it? Maybe they have the same writer...


Boats 'N Hoes -Step Brothers



Boats and Hoes- Chocolate Droppa (aka Kevin Hart)