So alright I can't leave this one alone!
So yeah Alex Rodriquez is physically attractive by most standards and is renowned as an all star athlete in the realm of baseball. For me though when I look at him I always feel there is something missing or lacking with him I don't know; call me crazy but, he may be have been looking for that with or from Madonna (whichever you want to believe).
His wife, sorry don't know her name, filed for divorce on the premise of being emotionally abandoned. Believable. She has been described as the long time girlfriend, now mother of his two kids, but who is she beyond that? If he is accomplished and successful, how does she measure up as a companion and equal? Is she accomplished in the sense that she is doing what she wants to do as an individual? Trophy perhaps? I hope not, he seems to have enough of those. If in fact he finds solace, comfort, camaraderie or a kindred soul in Madonna and I were his wife I would feel jealous and hurt too, after all I am a woman too.
I'm just not sure if I am ready to christen him A-hole yet though. Maybe you can change my mind.......
Friday, July 11, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Deception
The Curses of an enemy.
The Malice of a foe.
Neither of these can be compared to the pain experienced as a result of the deception of a man by his friend.
Hurl stones at me.
Pour acid on my head.
But do not send the arrow of Cupid dipped in the well of deceit.
For it is not the pierce that debilitates me, but, the poison of deception.
Give me the truth at any expense.
For the truth only hurts if masked by falsehood.
The Curses of an enemy.
The Malice of a foe.
Neither of these can be compared to the pain experienced as a result of the deception of a man by his friend.
Hurl stones at me.
Pour acid on my head.
But do not send the arrow of Cupid dipped in the well of deceit.
For it is not the pierce that debilitates me, but, the poison of deception.
Give me the truth at any expense.
For the truth only hurts if masked by falsehood.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Joy……..
The crash of the waves against the shore was not enough to drown the call of the cocrico, consistent in its bid for a mate to nestle atop the Mora branches clustered with the velvety green leaflets that layered its crown. “ Coc-ri-co….o.o..” was what had shaken me from my sleep before even the day had dawned.
It was time to make my way down the trail that was beaten by the constant trodding of bare feet along the same course through the cushiony water grass that bordered Studley. It was with a knowledge that could only be acquired with habit and familiarity that I weaved my way through and arrived at the tanned carpet that paved the way to the foam lined ocean that lay before me. The bands of sunshine that now radiated from the heavens to the ocean blue created prisms of light that welcomed the new day with an array of color that played on the water’s surface. I plunged into the salty spray and was embraced by the tepid water that enveloped my body before I resurfaced to move my arms in a stroke that would begin my morning swim at Studley Bay.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Light, Color, Music, Laughter......
No, its not a club scene. Its actually all the things that feed my soul, what a breath of fresh air.
So I am reading this book by Deepak Chopra, The seven spiritual laws of success. Concise and oh so very interesting. A really good read. It speaks to living your life in such a way that allows for your happiness that ultimately is in direct co-relation with the good of the universe. My favorite quote throughout the book is "This moment is as it should be". Something that I am going to try to remember, even when I am at my worst.
It is particularly refreshing to have a conversation about something beyond who makes how much, who drives what, whose husband makes how much more. It is so much more interesting for me to consider what motivates and inspires us, what we struggle with, what makes us tick. Within the past few days I have had contact with two people who have inspired me to consider and revive my passions. For me, light, color, music laughter, living -ultimately an expression of LOVE.
So I am reading this book by Deepak Chopra, The seven spiritual laws of success. Concise and oh so very interesting. A really good read. It speaks to living your life in such a way that allows for your happiness that ultimately is in direct co-relation with the good of the universe. My favorite quote throughout the book is "This moment is as it should be". Something that I am going to try to remember, even when I am at my worst.
It is particularly refreshing to have a conversation about something beyond who makes how much, who drives what, whose husband makes how much more. It is so much more interesting for me to consider what motivates and inspires us, what we struggle with, what makes us tick. Within the past few days I have had contact with two people who have inspired me to consider and revive my passions. For me, light, color, music laughter, living -ultimately an expression of LOVE.
Monday, July 7, 2008
What's with the dreads?
Some of my friends are just a little sickened by my thing for the dreads. I am still trying to figure it out myself. The past three guys I have dated have all sported those long tresses that never get touched by a comb. To me it's sooo sexy! I am not saying that I am attracted to all dreads but, Yes, it will get my attention.
The fact that its afrocentric, that there is usually a swagger that goes with those locks and a toss of the head that is in no way effeminate, all these add to my attraction. A really handsome face crowned with a mass of dreads is so attractive. So primal and lion like. I think my mother is to blame, all that Bob Marley music, crying when he died, what was I supposed to do?
I don't only like dreads, I think that David Beckham, Brad Pitt and Nigel Barker are the sexiest celebs around, but i have to say the dreads do it for me. Hell, I'm done explaining I just think they're hot!
The fact that its afrocentric, that there is usually a swagger that goes with those locks and a toss of the head that is in no way effeminate, all these add to my attraction. A really handsome face crowned with a mass of dreads is so attractive. So primal and lion like. I think my mother is to blame, all that Bob Marley music, crying when he died, what was I supposed to do?
I don't only like dreads, I think that David Beckham, Brad Pitt and Nigel Barker are the sexiest celebs around, but i have to say the dreads do it for me. Hell, I'm done explaining I just think they're hot!
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Yikes! Puberty.........on its way!
Gosh, so I was wondering why my seven year old has a comment for everything that comes out of my mouth. I now know why..........
So I am in front of my computer at home wondering why I still have so much junk email even though i use all kinds of blockers when she shouts out "Mommy smell!". I turn away from the monitor to see her with her arm up to the sky motioning for me to smell her pits. Like yuk! The thought only equals the actual odor that this skinny little kid emits!
"So that means I get to use deodorant?" she says. I sense some joy and pride that I wish would go back from wherever it came from. That also means I have to get into "Mommy Mode" and a lecture is necessary. No, ....not the birds and the bees yet. My god, I dodge the "how are babies made" question every couple of weeks. It seems the fascination never grows old. No matter how much I use the clinical terms, I sometimes feel she just wants to know about the raw sex act. The graphics of that are yet to be revealed by me. I still think too young.
But wait, she is getting pretty close though. I was able to curb the excitement of the "Deodarant" joy when I went on to talk about the growth of pubic hair and getting a period. I was secretly pleased when she got really grossed out, her expression was priceless. It was kind of the same pleasure I get when she says she does not want to get married or have kids. I tell her no, but I am really very elated........although I know its all about to change. She now thinks that guy from High School Musical, Corbin, with the crazy hair is cute. Well I guess I am partly to blame, you see I like guys with crazy hair too, dreads are number one in my book. .........Gosh now I have a feeling I already know what i am in for, somebody get me some pills -I feel a headache coming on.....!
So I am in front of my computer at home wondering why I still have so much junk email even though i use all kinds of blockers when she shouts out "Mommy smell!". I turn away from the monitor to see her with her arm up to the sky motioning for me to smell her pits. Like yuk! The thought only equals the actual odor that this skinny little kid emits!
"So that means I get to use deodorant?" she says. I sense some joy and pride that I wish would go back from wherever it came from. That also means I have to get into "Mommy Mode" and a lecture is necessary. No, ....not the birds and the bees yet. My god, I dodge the "how are babies made" question every couple of weeks. It seems the fascination never grows old. No matter how much I use the clinical terms, I sometimes feel she just wants to know about the raw sex act. The graphics of that are yet to be revealed by me. I still think too young.
But wait, she is getting pretty close though. I was able to curb the excitement of the "Deodarant" joy when I went on to talk about the growth of pubic hair and getting a period. I was secretly pleased when she got really grossed out, her expression was priceless. It was kind of the same pleasure I get when she says she does not want to get married or have kids. I tell her no, but I am really very elated........although I know its all about to change. She now thinks that guy from High School Musical, Corbin, with the crazy hair is cute. Well I guess I am partly to blame, you see I like guys with crazy hair too, dreads are number one in my book. .........Gosh now I have a feeling I already know what i am in for, somebody get me some pills -I feel a headache coming on.....!
Monday, June 30, 2008
Woman to Woman...... It's tough!
Gosh, female friendships for me have lately become a chore! Well, if you can consider lately to be most of my adult life, which amounts to just over a decade -then so be it! Not that I am better with the other gender but gosh it seems so much more straightforward dealing with men as exhausting as that in itself is!
My female relationships up until about twenty have been strong representations of sisterhood where we aspire together and inspire each other toward our varied goals. Now its more like competition, jealousy and cat fighting to prove "I'm better than you". For me, this does not allow me to maintain healthy sustained friendships with those of my own gender because I really only like competing with one person, -myself!
The friendships of my youth are strong as ever and are separated only by the physcial distance that throws some of my very best friends all over the globe. We feel pride in each others accomplishments and share each others pain, all in the same spirit of camraderie we had as young idealistic teens.
So my question, which may remain unanswered is why the adult relationships that I now form with women seem to always involve the horns and claws coming out at some stage? It can't be cultural. A lot of these women are from the same culture that I was raised in. Is this some kind pageantry notion that is instilled in women, that exhibits itself in our adulthood. "Hey bitch gimme that tiara!" I dont know beats me............
My female relationships up until about twenty have been strong representations of sisterhood where we aspire together and inspire each other toward our varied goals. Now its more like competition, jealousy and cat fighting to prove "I'm better than you". For me, this does not allow me to maintain healthy sustained friendships with those of my own gender because I really only like competing with one person, -myself!
The friendships of my youth are strong as ever and are separated only by the physcial distance that throws some of my very best friends all over the globe. We feel pride in each others accomplishments and share each others pain, all in the same spirit of camraderie we had as young idealistic teens.
So my question, which may remain unanswered is why the adult relationships that I now form with women seem to always involve the horns and claws coming out at some stage? It can't be cultural. A lot of these women are from the same culture that I was raised in. Is this some kind pageantry notion that is instilled in women, that exhibits itself in our adulthood. "Hey bitch gimme that tiara!" I dont know beats me............
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