I don't want to fall back on anything. I only want to fall forward. ~ Denzel Washington
I don't want to fall back on anything. I only want to fall forward. ~ Denzel Washington
Written by Tarék | June 2, 2026 Where could one go to claim the life they so desperately want, and thrive in their own way without outside objectives coming in and terrorizing their choice of life? Perhaps a person would feel comfortable residing in Seneca Village in the city of New York. No, wait. That…
Written by Tarék | May 26, 2026 There are many of journal and diary entries written daily. Quite sure of it. Reasons vary from keeping a log of your life for you to remember to having a detailed story to tell or to pass down to the next generation. Either way, they are both viable….
Written by Tarék | April 14, 2026 Many of us embark upon a journey that began as an idea. Some of us think up ideas and never commit to the journey. What is an idea, anyway, without an execution? Noah Webster, born on October 16, 1758 in the Western Division of Hartford, Connecticut Colony, British…
Written by Tarék | April 7, 2026 If you withhold the truth without being asked what that truth is, is it still a lie? If you are studying a topic without knowing all of the facts, did you actually learn anything? Is there truly such a thing as a, “little white lie?” If so, then…
Written by Tarék | March 31, 2026 Most of you may not understand. While a few of you are well aware. Today is New Year’s Eve. Making tomorrow mark the actual start of the New Year. Is it not? Many calendars began their monthly year with March 25 and ended with December 25. Martius (March), Aprilis (April),…
Written by Sage | March 26, 2026 100 years ago, today, the number 1 song in U.S.A. was none other than “A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich and You” performed by Gertrude Lawrence & Jack Buchanan. Though the song was written by Joseph Meyer, with lyrics by Al Dubin and Billy Rose and recorded by the performers in 1925,…
Written by Tarék | February 10, 2026 Thirty-four years ago, today, we lost a man to whom most would consider to be Black America’s greatest storyteller. Alex Haley. Born Alexander Murray Palmer Haley on August 11, 1921 in Ithaca, NY. Which, at that time, had a population of circa 1065, according to the 1920 census…
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