Morning Commute

-
Five A.M
Coffee Black
Fuck, not again. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Spice Girls Leader Of The Gang

-
Image
I still cannot believe I missed the Spice Girls last night. I wanted to see them on my TV screen. I have been waiting for their performance at the closing ceremony ever since it was announced that they would be performing. To numb my blues I decided to indulge in my nostalgia. Here is a clip from Spice World . If I do find a video of their performance, I will share it with y'all.
Read more

My Life in Photos

-
Image
I cannot believe that we are are in the middle of November. The year is almost over and one chapter of my life is coming to a close. By December I will have completed all of my courses to be eligible to graduate from my Master program. I just have to pass my comprehension exam and I will be a Master in Cinema Studies. Someone pinch me. While trying to succeed as a graduate student, I have been negligent with the upkeep of this blog. There were so many moments I wished I shared. Since it would be impossible now to do separate blog posts of those precious moments, here is my life in photos. Sunny day in London Bookstore on a river Greenwich Queen Time Those city views Brides and Bridges Photoville British Gardens Somewhere in Brooklyn My Trip to the Moon Vixen at the bar Happy Hour in London Austin I heart you Brunch in Austin Lunch time in Bristol Kids and Bubbles
Read more

Unprecedented: Ebola Outbreak 2014

-
This post has been a long time coming, to be honest I have been avoiding writing it. Four years ago, I made my first visit to my parent's home country Liberia. It was an interesting experience that I chronicled in my previous blog posts. If you click on the Liberia label, you can read all about my adventures in Liberia.  During my time in Liberia, I saw a country that was emerging from a devastating civil war. It was a country with a bright future ahead of it. Never would I imagine that a few years later, the country would be facing another crisis. Last December, the first case of Ebola was reported in Guinea. Nearly one year later, there has been a reported 8,399 cases (as of October 10) that has affected seven nations: Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea, United States, Spain, Senegal and Nigeria.  The majority of these cases are in three West African countries: Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea. Out of the reported cases 4,033 people have lost thei...
Read more