I’ve been going through my FCC and Udacity tutorials. I’ve even continued to read John Duckett’s JavaScript and JQuery book. I’m still having difficulty with remembering the JS techniques that I have reviewed. Sigh…Continue reading
Tag: Black Women
Letting Go of My Locks
Today was like most Sundays except… I had to cut my dreadlocks for the fifth plus time. (I’ve had them so often, I’ve lost count.) I had to let them go. My hair wasn’t responding well to my medication.
See, besides my depression medication, I’m also taking five more medications for my Atrial Fibrillation (AFib). Add to that my grown woman age of 50 and… My hair needed a rest. As I cut each lock, I could hear a soft voice from my hair saying, “Thank you…”
Perspective: A Hateful Word
Actually, I don’t really hate the word “perspective.” I just have a problem with hearing it every day. I have a problem with the word being applied to every situation… Ok, I hate the word. There have been other words thrown at me over the years. However, when another human …
ReBlog: Let’s Talk About Why White Women Never Get Brutalized…
White Women are treated with such respect by law enforcement that it highlights the brutality Black Women face under the same circumstances.
ReBlog: The Natural Hair Community Has Become Too Inclusive At the Expense of Kinky Hair Representation
The Natural Hair Community Has Become Too Inclusive At the Expense of Kinky Hair Representation The Natural Hair Community Has Become Too Inclusive At the Expense of Kinky Hair Representation — Read on reclaimingmytime.blog/2018/03/29/the-natural-hair-community-has-become-too-inclusive/
T’s Heart Journey: The Angiogram
I heard the best news this afternoon! Today was my angiogram to see if I had blocked arteries in my heart. My stress test and blood work came back with a 50-50 chance that I could have an issue. So, my cardiologist felt the best thing to do was the have the angiogram. It took only 10 minutes before I heard his words: You have no blocked arteries in your heart!