"You ain’t got no money" is a rallying cry for many women about men who do not earn enough cash to "satisfy" their material needs. Most of these women are not "golddiggers" or "money hungry" they’re just being realistic about some mens inability to "support" them financially.

I had to write something on animal cruelty, for I am passionate about animals and their well-being. Neighborhoods and communities need to make it their business to make sure that the animals in the midst are taken care of and not abused. Signs of abuse must be reported. This can be done anonymously so no one needs to be afraid that their identity will be known. We all need to do what we can because they give so much to us. Let’s do what we can to give back.

Talking about friends and how important they are.

These friendships can be a bit tricky and many people have something to say about this kind of friendship. Can you handle it? Do you know what to do and when to do it given certain circumstanses?

Having good trusted friends to go out with and have fun with is great but make sure they are trustworthy. Do you share the same values or will that person steal from you? Do you even know what their values are?

What are we really supporting? Is it what we think we are?

This is about what I did to support Breast Cancer Awareness.

Talking of crime.

In this article I wrote about how Obama’s rhetoric does not speak for all of us when it comes to America’s commitment to her true friends.

It’s easy to put a bumper sticker on your car; with a little more effort, you can show them yourself.