If I could go back in time, I would go back and relive my undergrad experience at North Carolina A&T State University. I can honestly say it was the best time of my life. It wasn’t just the gym jams, probates, walking around campus to meet up with friends, and of course, the Greatest HomecomingContinue reading “Why I Chose An HBCU: A graduate of North Carolina A&T State University”
Author Archives: Takiya Lewis
For Parents Who Are Trying To Survive the Quarantine/While Their Children Need to be Homeschooled
If you’re like me, you have spent a night with a glass (or two) of wine in your hand trying to reconcile your current life with the life you had when your child(ren) was in school. Having this “school suspended due to corona virus” has thrown me through a loop. I can’t tell you howContinue reading “For Parents Who Are Trying To Survive the Quarantine/While Their Children Need to be Homeschooled”
A Love Letter to Myself
You have to remember who you are, what you want and what you deserve. Sometimes what we want isn’t what God wants for us. Walking away from it may be hard, it may even hurt, but you have to remember staying and settling for something is not the same as being blessed with something. HowContinue reading “A Love Letter to Myself”
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Forest For The Trees
I have had my share of heartbreak. Most of my heartbreak came from one man. Just one. And when I say that he broke my heart, that’s what I mean. He is the only man that I can say that I have ever really loved. The end of that relationship almost felt like a deathContinue reading “Forest For The Trees”
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CHOICES
I get so angry with myself sometimes when I think about my past. Have you ever wished you could go back in time and knock the hell out of yourself for some of the decisions you made? Of course you do. We all do. The question is how do you move past whatever bad choiceContinue reading “CHOICES”
Interesting Convo
I had an interesting conversation with someone I hadn’t spoken to in years the other day. He is a black man. Successful. In a long-term relationship, with a black woman. Now, when I say I hadn’t spoken to this person in years, I mean like, I’ve never had a meaningful conversation with him ever. Continue reading “Interesting Convo”