Twin- Diesel If this sounds familiar, it is because you somehow always make it into my 30 days blogs and I’m tired of being emotional for the week so bear with me. Reginald Kendell…. I remember being excited but afraid to move to Raleigh. I was excited for a new beginning but terrified to leave… Continue reading Day 14: My Twin Reggie
Well Zae, I did it! We did it! We made it through your homegoing service. We cried, laughed, praised God and cried some more. It wasn’t easy, and we know the days ahead won’t be easy, but at least we know you’re at peace. Just like the preacher said, No more pain, no more breathing… Continue reading Until We Meet Again
I’m still trying to process and make sense of this whole tragedy. Part of me knows it’s real, and part of me feels like it’s a horrible nightmare. I find myself battling between being sad and infuriated. I’m sad because his mother lost her son, his siblings lost their brother, his son lost his father… Continue reading He Has a Name
I’m not even sure how to start this blog, so I guess I’ll start it like I have every other one…being as honest as I know how to be. After watching Oprah meet her sister for the first time, it took me back to my childhood and meeting my older brother. I had never… Continue reading My Big Brother
So its the beginning of a new year…a new decade and although I’m thankful to see another year, I was forced to bring it in with a heavy heart. The last day of 2010 and the first day of 2011 were spent saying goodbye to loved ones. Never in a million years did I think… Continue reading The Doves
Reginald Kendell White (Yes I used the government) ….Boy boy boy, where do I even start…I guess the halls of Goldsboro High School is where our journey to adulthood really began, and thankfully that’s not where it ended. And to think I was afraid to talk to you at school because you had this tuff… Continue reading Day 1: My Best Friend
