Just a thought!

"Let go of the need to struggle for what you don't really desire in the first place"

LET ME SAY THAT AGAIN ...
"Let go of the need to struggle for what you don't really desire in the first place"

Well...Hello ;)

It's been a min since I have had the time to really sit down & post something. You know I'm def gonna spit it real so here goes... it took me like 5 days to come up with this poem I'd like to call "TITLE"; I think this ish is DOPE!


NEVER THINK YOU'RE MY ONLY. I'M SINGLE BUT I'M NOT LONELY... tis all ;)

yea I'm that sweet I can write a 1 line poem.

(no let me go wear my "I love my boyfriend" tee-shirt on every date I go on so each dude FEELS special. I'm a jerk ... I know!)

Searching...

"Don't trust the way of man. Look at yourself, are you perfect? Then neither is your neighbor. If you want to attract perfection seek perfection within yourself. Once you find that no such thing exist in flesh you will seek HONESTY which is the next best thing..."B.Ross

Sonnie Daze...

Ok so all of my long time brothers & sisters know that in the spring/summer of 2009 when Blushed By B.Ross was a baby I wanted to find a way to connect with women who are just as business savvy & inspiring as myself (PAUSE) that sounded cocky, but aye I work HARD. I knew that at the moment it would be impossible to travel all over so I used FACEBOOK as a way to reach out to young ladies who were making major moves! I developed the FBI (Facebook Interviews). I am happy to say that so many of the women I have interviewed have become great friends & networking partners! Well to kick off 2010 WE ARE BACK! Please check out todays interview with Sonnie Daze, poet, model, singer, writer...ect!!!! This chick is ...well simply put, BLUSHING.

Black, Blushing, & in LOVE.

http://www.blushedbybross.com/ <-- BEAUTY.BLISS.BLUSH

This month is all about BLACK folk & Love; what a perfect combination of ultra smooth dopeness.

"I am not tragically colored. There is no great sorrow dammed up in my soul, nor lurking behind my eyes. . . . Even in the helter-skelter skirmish that is my life, I have seen that the world is to the strong regardless of a little pigmentation more or less. No, I do not weep at the world—I am too busy sharpening my oyster knife."


Zora Neale Hurston (1901?-1960)
"How It Feels to Be Colored Me" (1928)