Confessions From A Black Rose

I write this blog post on the eve of a likely strike on Syria. The thought of an attack on Syria leaves me with a heavy heart. There is no doubt in my mind that crimes against humanity have and are occurring in Syria. Blood is on the hands of both the Syrian government and the armed rebellion. The past few weeks it was revealed that chemical weapons were used on the Syrian people. If this is in fact true, an unthinkable crime has occurred. I just do not believe that military action is the best solution to the Syrian crisis. There will be civilian casualties and that is something I do not feel comfortable with. I can understand theoretically why the Obama Administration is pushing for military action, but I don't understand it on a spiritual level. War is something that changes a country forever. I have lived in countries that have experienced devastating civil wars. I have witnessed the destruction war has on the infrastructure of these countries. I have seen how children's

Entrance Now that summer is officially over, I can begin to prepare for the next chapter in my life. I am not sure what fall will bring my way but I am optimistic that good things will come. I definitely ended my summer with a bang by attending Budweiser Made in America Festival . People having a good time It has always been a dream of mine to attend a music festival. I was pretty stoked about this one because the lineup was ridiculous. It was definitely an unique experience considering I am not to keen on crowds. I was fortunate to attend both days and I had a great time. Taking a moment My respect for   Beyoncé's   craft went up another level. She is really in a league of her own. Just a sexy, classy, and talented lady. She had me grooving from start to finish. I apologize that I won't be uploading any videos and pictures from her performance. I did not like how they turned out. Highlights:   Beyoncé  , Emeli  Sandé  , Solange, Imagine Dragons, Miguel an