Born with no name

My mother never knew when to take me serious and definitely not o. This morning. I awoke to get ready for school and my mother's car wasn't where it was usually parked...

My first cousin "Bunny" 18 yrs my senior always called me "Banana." She became paralyzed from the waist down. After I moved to Georgia we kept in contact. As time went on I told her that she should move to Georgia so our family could help her and that I'd find resources for her. I found her the perfect apartment about 5 miles from our house. The apartment wouldn't be ready for a couple months so she moved her into our place. We rearranged the house and put her a bed on the wood floor in the dining room. When you're in her situation "mistakes" happen and the wood floor was easy to clean. She then got the strength and became independent as I set up her new way of living complete with home health aides. Years later she developed dialysis, went into a nursing home, and went into a coma. In and out of consciousness she kept calling my name and the staff was baffled.

I was networking in Atlanta and handed a businessman one of my flyers. He asked me if I typed because he had a book that he'd started writing. I said that I'd be happy to help. I went a few steps further to tell him about podcasts and a few other outlets we can monetize off of. if I can't make it bigger, I don't want it. I'll take the smallest project and add branches.

How my mother's vision for me was bigger than mine

My younger 2 we're protected me and my older 2 saved the day while we were incarcerated. This segment is dedicated to Hurriah 22, Scott 21, Mirah 15, and Milaha 13. I love you all.

This experience taught me to be aware of my surroundings and not to trust even those closest to you. Thank you goes to my mother's daughter.

Events I've always loved in school and those I've always disliked in school. Random about me, and small accomplishments achieved in school. A introvert, I never liked interactive projects and standing up in front of the class. Sounds sad, but I rather read anyway so it's cool.

It was a Thursday or Friday in the month of May. It was that day that he was shipped away. My bid started immediately. We both did, 2 different bids separately. The pain still hurts day after day. But those are the days that I pray. Amen

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