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July 7th, 2011

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

It’s Okay Not to OFFER to help

This past month several people have offered to help me with writing my sponsorship letter to send the letter to potential sponsors to help with my presentation for the Blogging While Brown conference And none of these people have followed through. Am I disappointed? Yes. Did it affect me greatly? No.  In fact, the whole [...]

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April 20th, 2011

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

You Could Have Done It First

I am so tired of hearing people say, “Don’t you wish you had created Facebook?” or “I’m going to create the next Facebook.” Well, I have one thing to say to all of those people: you could have done it first. Everything you see started in the mind. If there is anything you think is [...]

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April 11th, 2011

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

Give Up Facebook for Lent? Not For Real

Why did my friend claim to give up Facebook (FB) for Lent and she uploads images from a remote location quite frequently? So, in my view, she is not really giving up Facebook. She’s just not socializing on Facebook.  Each time I send her a message through FB, she responds via text or e-mail. Of [...]

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January 4th, 2011

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

Why? Why? Why?

Why do I care when you clearly could care less? Why do you want me to make your priorities my priorities EVEN though the situation could have been addressed? Why do I always have to be the bigger person when confronted by stupid ass people? Why can’t I just say what I want to say [...]

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December 30th, 2010

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

Is Another Blog Needed??

I think I need to start a blog where I can gripe about stuff that bugs me anonymously.  That way, people I know won’t really know that I’m talking about them and I cannot offend people I am trying to serve in my business.  Why do things have to be so complex?? Anyway, I’m trying [...]

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July 18th, 2010

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks, Shorty's Breakthrough

Go Ahead…It’s OK to Cry

People mistake tears for weakness.  Sometimes you have to have a big, hearty cry for emotional and spiritual cleansing.  It’s OK to breakdown, have a fit and release all your frustrations as long as the pity party ends.  And when it’s over, you will  either be heavy or walking on air because the weight has [...]

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July 15th, 2010

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

Question About Compliments

If someone gives you compliment but adds a sarcastic negative remark, is it still a compliment? I was told that I would reach my goal – it may take awhile – but I’ll get there.  Was that extra stuff really necessary? Anyway, this person called himself being positive and encouraging, but there was always a [...]

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April 5th, 2010

By Shorty In Da House in: Inspirational, Shorty Thinks

Count Your Blessings, Not Your Worries

That is much easier said than done.  When you used to have a cashflow and you’re lucky if you get a drip, worry kicks in.  When your wardrobe fights you and appears to be winning; yep, you’re going to worry.  When everything that could go wrong actually goes wrong, stress becomes your best friend. But [...]

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March 30th, 2010

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks

NEGRO??

While completing my census form on yesterday, the option for chocolate people were Black, African American or Negro.  WTF? Negro?  The only option missing was “colored.”  I tell you.  The more things change, the more they stay the same. Today I was reading Brainwashed by Tom Burrell, and there was an image of a sign [...]

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March 21st, 2010

By Shorty In Da House in: Shorty Thinks, Writing

My Writing Assignments Are Going Well

I am a journalist for How They Living Ain’t No Joke, the baby of George and Peytyn Willborn.  Quite exciting. Also, I am editing True Elegance Magazine.  OK, I only did two stories.  Just know that the ones that are grammatically correct and easy to read are mine. I contributed to our church’s history book [...]