My brother and I are different, but there is more than enough room in this world for him, me and YOU!
-LadyG
Today, I wanted to share an interview that I recently conducted with my younger brother, Tack.
During our conversation, we discussed our childhood, living paycheck to paycheck; not to mention, our parents and their parenting style.
In this interview, my brother also revealed our mother’s most important lessons about people and life.
Be forewarned, you are listening to a conversation between me and my brother so my southern accent is BLAZING!!! Good luck and Godspeed trying to understand some of this! LOL!!!
Enjoy!
Stay tuned for part 2, when we discuss a bit more about our Dad, and what it was like for my brother growing up with LadyG as a big sister.
Today, I talk about my first experience with clairsentience and my skeptical brother. If you want to know more about him, keep your eyes tuned to my other blog for an upcoming interview that we will be doing.
***This post is dedicated to parents who are working tirelessly to advocate for their children’s well-being. God bless you!
When I was a kid, the month of October bore two special gifts. First, it brought much needed respite from Georgia’s 200° ‘hell hot’ summer days.
And, best of all, it brought the fair!
My friends, I can’t begin to tell you how much my baby brother and I loved going to the fair! While there, we faced down Ferris wheels, haunted houses, bumper cars, and ‘flying pirate’ ships. One of our favorite rides was the Himalayas! Baby, that thing flung us around and around, forwards and backwards! We lived for the music, flashing lights and the carny/DJ yelling “Do you want to go faster?”
Yes my dear hearts, it was ALL good in October at the fair…until it wasn’t!
I mean, we were meant to express ourselves by growing and expanding, right?
In my mind, staying stagnant is tantamount to The Beatles’ description of a “real nowhere man sitting in his nowhere land.”
How sad is that?
Frankly, I don’t think that anyone desires to remain exactly the same as she/he has always been.
Everybody has something that they aspire to; even if they have no idea how to get to that something.
And so…
With that said, I have spent the past few years thinking about all of the things that I would like to have, do and be.
I asked myself, “To what do I aspire?”
Believe it or not, starting a blog was one of those things…so we can go ahead and add that to my imaginary score sheet!
One for LadyG!
NEXT!
Uh…well…I’ve also wanted to engage in more collaborative efforts with other bloggers/creatives, and I am happy to report that I am currently doing that!
On a more personal note, I’ve changed my diet and lost a pretty significant amount of weight….but if I told you how much I’d have to kill you and then who would be left to read my blog, appreciate my collaborations or look at all of my “skinny” pictures?
LOL!!!
Needless to say, there is so much more that I am doing and that I want to do.
For instance, right now, my son and I are in the process of starting a business.
And, despite what you might think, I am not insane…
Nor am I, as Lady J has said, “doing the MOST!”
LOL!
NO!
I’m simply doing what?
Let’s say it together: “Growing and Expanding!”
YAAASSSS!
Now…
As you all know, I have created other means to pursue and express my spiritual interests. Part of that now includes posting videos on Youtube.
And, in the interest of growth, I have stretched myself by appearing in front of the camera and by doing all of the video editing.
Hell, I even created a little musical ditty in Garage band to act as a theme song of sorts!
Y’all I have to laugh at myself sometimes!
I simply can’t take myself too seriously.
Anyway, take a look at this video of me pulling an affirmation card!
Written, performed, directed and produced by LadyG!
The louder I get the more thick my southern accent becomes! LOL!
As you know, Dr. Garland’s subject matter centers around male/female relationships. In this session, we continue our conversation from part 2 on the differences between men and women.
Please be sure to follow Dr. Garland and Michelle! You can link to them via the first or second post of this interview.
***This post is dedicated to parents who are working tirelessly to advocate for their children’s well-being. God bless you!
