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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Its Jesse Time !



Today's post is special. Today I am going to commemorate and celebrate the amazing Jesse Anyalebechi!

He has taken many pictures of me, so now it is time to showcase him!
Jesse thank you for all of the pictures you took and all of the laughter and incredible poses you gave me.

Pants up or on the ground, Jesse knows how to work it.

Pants up.

Pants Down.

Jesse striking a fierce over the shoulder pose.

Bright + Turquoise make Jesse stand out.


Jesse looking quite tribal and showing his colors.

The Statement Twins! Sparkles and Glitter.
DERP FACE!

Casual Jesse

Jesse and I comparing butts and mocking poses.

Monday, April 30, 2012

Giddy-Up




(Read to the beat of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song.)
Now this is a story all about how

My life started way outside  town
And I’d like to take a minute just sit right there
And tell you how I became the queen of a street named Bellaire.

In East Texas born and raised 

On the pasture where I spent most of my days.
Chilling out, galloping, relaxing all cool And all shooting some pigeons outside of the school
When a couple of horses, they were up to no good 
Started making trouble in my neighborhood 
I rode one little horse and my grandma got scared She said "you're moving with your mom to a house near Bellaire."

I whistled for a cow and when it came near its brand said "Fresh" and it had a dice on the horns

If anything I could say that this cow was rare But I thought nah forget it, “Yo homes to Bellaire!” 


I pulled up to a house about seven or eight 

And I yelled to the cow "Yo, homie smell you later"
Looked at my home I was finally there to sit on my couch as the queen of Bellaire.




Down Home in the Country is where I like to spend my days :)




This weekend for my great-grandfather's 89th birthday. Most of my family and I headed down to our family ranch to celebrate. Surrounded by cows, horses, and family is exactly how Papa wanted to spend his day. I also had fun, but the added benefit of a few Zyrtec or Claritin could have helped.


Happy Birthday Papa!