I got to watch this movie on Wednesday at home, and to me, Katt Williams stole the movie. I wasn’t down with Tracey Morgan because I felt that all he did was do or suggest stuff and get his cousin Ice Cube in trouble. One role that I felt was noteworthy was Olivia Cole’s role as the older lady who stood up to Ice Cube and Tracey Morgan in the movie. Out of all the folk that they held up, she stood up and faced them down. What I did enjoy was that instead of a bad ending, it ended up being a win win situation for all involved.

I used to make this for myself and the girls when they were younger. I recentlly took up making it again. The only thing they come out more runny than not. Night before last, I had some ingredients and I made a darn good batch that I felt was appetizing. Now if I can keep the oil from seperating from the rest. I don’t get to the Olive Garden, so I truly love making it at home.

I have a friend at work that has sinus problems, and I got to buy him the part that you can put across your nose or eyes, and gave it to him, and he had some sinus problems, and went right back to the job where he left it and brought it home and he said it was a big help to him. I am trying to buy another set little bit by little bit. I really find them a great help for aches and pains.

My mom hipped me to this movie as a child, and to this day, no matter what she’s doing, she’ll sit down and watch it and we’ll go back and forth on this issues. A young white girl meets and falls in love with a man, typical story so far, but in this case, he’s black, and she brings him home to meet her parents who are liberal minded. But their own belief system gets tested on this which makes for a very interesting movie.

I have to recommend this to those who need to hear a good word. Susan Taylor has been Editor, Editor at Large, Editorial Director until she recently stepped down to take over the nonprofit Essence Cares. Her monthly columns “In the Spirit” has been one of the best features of Essence and I pray that she doesn’t shut them down. This book is a recap of former columns she has made over the years. I haven’t finished this book, but this book is like a book you want to treasure and not let it leave your side. It’s worth the weight in gold and I highly recommend it to give you that lift you may need when the day looks like it’s a bad one.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for weary spirits;
anointed,spiritual and uplifting.

About 30 plus years ago, Walter Hawkins with his siblings, then wife Tramaine and chior in Oakland, California produced some of the very best in contemporary gospel. Even today, folks still sing the songs put forth here and I highly recommend this and Love ALive 2. Guaranteed to lift your spirits.

I read this book as a child and it was one of my favorite books. It tells the story of a young woman who is an African princess, but both her parents died when she was quite young. Despite of that, she was able to get into a school run by Adventist missionaries. One of the families became quite interested in her, and they adopted her as one of her own.She grew up under their loving care, met and married her husband and had two children. When the Edwards left South Africa, they made provisions for Alice and her family to come to the United States, which she did. Once she did, she was able to become featured on Ralph Edwards, “This Is Your Life” program. She has since written another book on her life in the U.S. and is still living in California. It still remains one of my favorite books on a person who can survive the odds and have a good life.

Entertaining, sweet and a great family treat for all ages.

I’m working on this by next month. no lie. that is my plan.