Category Archives: Hide Yo Crazy

Like most sports fans, I’ve watched the The Last Dance Documentary describing the prolific accomplishments of the Chicago Bulls Basketball team headed by the legendary player, Michael Jordan (MJ). It is quite riveting even if you aren’t a basketball fan, primarily for the life lessons about teamwork and winning imbedded in their journey. Throughout theContinue reading “Unveiling The Flying Goat”

Something has been said!

Two members of my tribe, representing different ethnic backgrounds, are conservative, not necessarily politically Republican, but certainly possessing leanings in that direction. I have other tribe members who are conservative but I had no idea these two felt similarly until we had one of our friendly fireside chats. Both tribe members, a business executive andContinue reading “Bumping Into Unicorns”

What does the White House know that we, the general public, don’t? I kept thinking this same question while watching the daily US press briefings with the president and his crew. No masks. check. No social distancing. check. No hand sanitizer. check. Touching the podium.  check. The US vice president even recently refused to wearContinue reading “45 and Crew Know Wassup”

As the end of April approaches, I thought about my earlier posts in Dec 2019. Surprisingly, I still feel hopeful and inspired by my fellow humans who banded together during the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). It took this global, public health crisis to get some to evaluate and reprioritize their lives. Our skies have been clearerContinue reading “COVID-19’s Poetic Justice”

Several common businesses have been missed the most by people across the globe, both rich and poor, during the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Being forced to “social distance” from the various beauty salons, bars, spas and shops and the skilled labor force of stylists, artists, healers and influencers have made most of us “Au natural” forContinue reading “Post Rona Makeover”

The term “raising Cain” is a figure of speech (idiom) used to reference a person’s behavior most often being disruptive, rowdy or creating an uproar. Its origins come from the Bible story (Genesis 4) about Cain who was the first murderer, according to scripture, killing his own brother Abel after God accepts his brother’s offeringsContinue reading “Remembering Kane”

From the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), my gut intuition told me to to stay calm … this too shall pass, eventually. It’s not that I ever doubted COVID-19’s existence or its impact around the globe. It’s just a quiet thought that, perhaps, there was more to this pandemic story. There seems to beContinue reading “Olivia Pope On Speed Dial”

The Easter holiday is fast approaching. Even the US President, who doesn’t appear to be particularly religious in the traditional sense, is predicting a holiday miracle to our current world health crisis. Unbelievable, right? In prior years, families would begin to buy Easter clothes for church, prepare baskets for children, and think about the menuContinue reading “Wrong and Strong”

Social distancing in the age of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) can be more than simply providing distance and limiting contact with others. It can also transcend physical contact to include emotional and mental distance. More than ever, we all should evaluate ourselves and the energy we receive and put out into the world. The needContinue reading “The ME vs WE Talk”