Sorry for the hiatus.
I’m planning on coming back in 2012.
Until then catch me at my other blog A Beautiful Mess.
Sorry for the hiatus.
I’m planning on coming back in 2012.
Until then catch me at my other blog A Beautiful Mess.
Last night at MTV Video Music Awards, Beyonce made an announcement, more like a statement when she rubbed her belly. Not once, but twice.
Yes my friends, Beyonce is pregnant. According to Twitter, Beyonce rubbing her baby bump was the most tweeted about topic on Twitter, ever!
Let’s hope baby looks like Beyonce.
I am beyond happy and thrilled for the Carters. Congrats!
I present you all with part five:
Seester, Brother, and I saw The Help last night. While the movie was over two hour long, the storyline made it seem like the movie went by fast. The acting was by far superb. All of the actors were amazing in their roles. I can see this film getting Oscar nominations.
The Help is based off the book of the same title by Kathryn Stockett is set in 1963 Jackson, Mississippi during the height of the civil right movement. The main character, Skeeter, returns to Jackson after graduating from Old Miss. She wants to be an author, but she is told by an editor she needs experience. She takes up a job writing the domestic section for a local newspaper in Jackson. While attending a game of bridge at her friend’s home, she notices how they treated the help. She gets an idea to write a book that would let the rest of the United State see how the help was really treated by having the help tell their stories. Back in the 1960s, Jim Crow laws prohibited African Americans from being interviewed in any new publications, let alone books. Ignoring the law, Skeeter recruites two maids to tell their stories for the book: Aibileen and Minnie. The movie flashback about the three woman’s experiences as maids or with their maids.
The Help shows how African Americans maid were treated by the family they helped. Some of the families were kind and others were downright mean. This movie has funny parts as well as tear jerking parts. Jim Crow era is accurately portrayed as the maids struggle to work in harsh environments so they can support their families. This is the first dramatic role I have seen Emma Stone in. While she excellent in comedy, I can see her doing more dramatic roles in the future. The expressions on some of the actors faces shows the pain and anguish that many felt during the Civil Rights movement. Overall, this movie is a must see. So go see it! I promise you won’t be disappointed.
My lovelies, here goes part four:
My friends, I present you with part three. The TV/movies edition:
My room is a mess; everything is either on the floor or pack up in boxes. Later on today I will turn in my keys and move on to the next stage in my life. I have literally live in this town for the last for years. It is going to be strange leaving here and moving back home(for now). This is really a bittersweet moment; my college life is coming to an end, while my life in the real world is just beginning. Now I’m ready for the next stage in my life to begin. Goodbye apartment and hello my comfortable bed.
P.S. Packing sucks! I’m not even half way done.
Here is the second installment of 100 things about me:
Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you.
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
It’s Friday. That means the weekend here. What a better way to kick off the weekend then a cat that barks like a dog?
Seriously, a cat that barks like a dog. I can see why the internet world has a fascination with cats. What’s next, pigs that can fly?