Maybe it’s me, but everytime I see on the news that a tornado hit another part of rural America, I flash back to seeing my brothers and sisters in New Orleans after Katrina. I know in these natural disasters people have lost (more…)
After paying $59.95+tax to watch the Mayweather-De La Hoya fight this past weekend, I realized that I had been had.
“Oh, I say and I say it again, ya been had! Ya been took! Ya been hoodwinked! Bamboozled! Led astray! Run amok!”- Malcolm X (1992)
It was a good clean fight, but who pays all that money for just a good clean fight? No biting, no blood, no police, nothing. If I wanted to see all that is good in the sport I will watch (more…)
What’s in your Wallet? Plastic or Cash? Many women have no idea about their finances. They have no idea where their money goes and on what it has been spent on. It is time for women to become financially fit and concerned about their finances. It is not uncharacteristic for women not to get serious about their money until a serious event occurs in their lives – a loss of job, a sickness in the family, divorce, or the nearing of retirement.
Why is it that it takes such events to bring about the seriousness of a woman getting her money straight? Could it be that she is waiting on “prince charming” to take care of her? (more…)