Saturday, February 13, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
Just An Update
Time has really started to move quickly. Another year has passed me by and I am yet another year older.
I am grateful to the almighty that I am blessed to be with the living. Grace and Mercy has brought me through so much in this past year that I have made a committment to spreading the knowledge of health and prosperity to my readers.
In future articles, along with reviews from some of the best restaurants in the region, I will be sharing some valuable information to our community when it comes to the healthy living and survival.
Keep it locked here... And I hope to see you all soon.
I am grateful to the almighty that I am blessed to be with the living. Grace and Mercy has brought me through so much in this past year that I have made a committment to spreading the knowledge of health and prosperity to my readers.
In future articles, along with reviews from some of the best restaurants in the region, I will be sharing some valuable information to our community when it comes to the healthy living and survival.
Keep it locked here... And I hope to see you all soon.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
The Season
Wow!!
The season is upon us and it is in full swing.
The festivities around Savannah are clearly making the mood of the city a very inviting one.
No matter where I am, I can always put my hands on fond memories of this historical icon of a community.
I trust that everyone will give life a chance and make the best of this great holiday.
Happy Thanksgiving to you all.....
The season is upon us and it is in full swing.
The festivities around Savannah are clearly making the mood of the city a very inviting one.
No matter where I am, I can always put my hands on fond memories of this historical icon of a community.
I trust that everyone will give life a chance and make the best of this great holiday.
Happy Thanksgiving to you all.....
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Getting The Word Out!!!!!
This comes from a more personal angle.
I write this blog so that all men my age and even younger understand the necessity for an annual physical.
I have been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate.
I lost my father years ago to prostate cancer and I was told by many that I should be checked for the rest of my life to ward off any break out of the disease.
I urge any man to make sure to check pride at the door when it comes to this subject. Regardless of what you might have heard.... This disease can kill you.
I sit in my room thinking about all of the beautiful pictures I've taken and how sad it would be to never have the enjoyment of taking more. I see my physician on a regular basis now and it never gets easier. But who says life is suppose to be?
I have a wonderful life that I still have plans for. I have a beautiful daughter that will someday give me grandchildren. (Not too soon Jaz ;-))
Seriously though, I realized that there are more important things in life than pride.
Something so quick and simple, yes it seems a bit invasive, but the outcome outways the idea of not having it done. I challenge all of my friends to make a pact with me that on at least the Thanksgiving Holidays will be an annual check up week. Some people asked, why not Father's Day? Well, I would rather be thankful that I know that I will see another holiday.... Nuff said!!!
I challenge you all ..... Wives, get your husbands to the doctor!!!! Kicking and screaming if you have to. Just get it done.!
I look forward to seeing you all for the holidays ....
Look for another fun-filled entry of photos coming soon.....
Until then.... Be Blessed
I write this blog so that all men my age and even younger understand the necessity for an annual physical.
I have been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate.
I lost my father years ago to prostate cancer and I was told by many that I should be checked for the rest of my life to ward off any break out of the disease.
I urge any man to make sure to check pride at the door when it comes to this subject. Regardless of what you might have heard.... This disease can kill you.
I sit in my room thinking about all of the beautiful pictures I've taken and how sad it would be to never have the enjoyment of taking more. I see my physician on a regular basis now and it never gets easier. But who says life is suppose to be?
I have a wonderful life that I still have plans for. I have a beautiful daughter that will someday give me grandchildren. (Not too soon Jaz ;-))
Seriously though, I realized that there are more important things in life than pride.
Something so quick and simple, yes it seems a bit invasive, but the outcome outways the idea of not having it done. I challenge all of my friends to make a pact with me that on at least the Thanksgiving Holidays will be an annual check up week. Some people asked, why not Father's Day? Well, I would rather be thankful that I know that I will see another holiday.... Nuff said!!!
I challenge you all ..... Wives, get your husbands to the doctor!!!! Kicking and screaming if you have to. Just get it done.!
I look forward to seeing you all for the holidays ....
Look for another fun-filled entry of photos coming soon.....
Until then.... Be Blessed
Friday, September 4, 2009
The season
Wow! Time flies so quickly. Savannah has gone through yet another busy summer season. River Street has started to become the scene for a Norman Rockwell portrait. No longer the tourist filled corridors of a fast paced summer. Our city is, for lack of a better term, back to normal. As for someone like myself in the hospitality industry, this is our vacation.:-)
We all look forward the next, but we really enjiy the now.
We all look forward the next, but we really enjiy the now.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
The Passing of An Icon - Michael Jackson Dies at 50
Let me say that I can remember the day that I first saw this family called The Jacksons.
It was at the Savannah Civic Center...circa late 1970's. they actually stayed at the Desoto Hilton if memory serves me right. At least thats where many of us camped out to get a glimpse of them....
It was my first ever concert and I never knew what to expect. I must say, I was never the same afterwards.
That was of course, many many years ago.
I look back over the years and I can't remember a song or a moment in my life that one of Michael Jacksons song didn't touch me. I guess its because I related with a "part" of his lifestyle in his earlier years. I grew up in the same religion he did, and believe me, I know how hard it is or was. As for that, that is the extent of my relating to the man who would become The King of Pop.
I was at work today listening to my normal evening radio program when I heard the news. For some reason, I didn't know how to feel. Initial reactions is shock.....
Then comes sorrow, I mean this was the man that I looked up to back in the day... I, along with so many my age even tried to dress like the man... Those memories will always be there....
I choked backed the tears and just started doing what we all do when tragedy hits, we start remembering the good times.
I started reflecting back to that very first concert where I caught a glimpse of what was to be...
My brother had the priviledge of sitting next to Mrs. Jackson... (Lucky him...Thanks for leaving me in the cheap seats DJ).
Anyway, the good thoughts turn to selfish ones... You know the ones...
Why did he have to go..?
Why him?
If I could just have seen him in concert one more time...
None of those rendered any normal or lucrative conclusions... So, I said a prayer for him and his family, and let tears of joy and pain form a mixture in my brain....
After work I came home to myriads of emails and phone messages about this great entertainer that was no longer with us....
I couldn't take the "talking heads" and their usual tributes... I went for the real people of merit.
I didn't have to look far... There were so meany bloggers paying tribute to a man that spent his life entertaining us...
My sorrowful face turned into a spiritual smile....
I looked at all of the photos flashing by me and it was as if I was looking at a family member and enjoying the favorable times we've had... Oh the stories we could tell...
Now, I can only sum up this posting with some of the photos that I have collected through the years and some that are clearly accessible through other means...
I can tell you this... Those of you who have never had the chance to see him concert, you missed a genious at work.... But, thanks to true fans, you will never miss the opportunity to at least view it in the comforts of your home...
If all goes corectly with this post, I am adding a youTube tribute for all to enjoy for eternity.
In closing.... I can only say to those who loved this man as I did....
You are not alone....
Rest In Peace ... Bro. Michael Jackson
It was at the Savannah Civic Center...circa late 1970's. they actually stayed at the Desoto Hilton if memory serves me right. At least thats where many of us camped out to get a glimpse of them....
It was my first ever concert and I never knew what to expect. I must say, I was never the same afterwards.
That was of course, many many years ago.
I look back over the years and I can't remember a song or a moment in my life that one of Michael Jacksons song didn't touch me. I guess its because I related with a "part" of his lifestyle in his earlier years. I grew up in the same religion he did, and believe me, I know how hard it is or was. As for that, that is the extent of my relating to the man who would become The King of Pop.
I was at work today listening to my normal evening radio program when I heard the news. For some reason, I didn't know how to feel. Initial reactions is shock.....
Then comes sorrow, I mean this was the man that I looked up to back in the day... I, along with so many my age even tried to dress like the man... Those memories will always be there....
I choked backed the tears and just started doing what we all do when tragedy hits, we start remembering the good times.
I started reflecting back to that very first concert where I caught a glimpse of what was to be...
My brother had the priviledge of sitting next to Mrs. Jackson... (Lucky him...Thanks for leaving me in the cheap seats DJ).
Anyway, the good thoughts turn to selfish ones... You know the ones...
Why did he have to go..?
Why him?
If I could just have seen him in concert one more time...
None of those rendered any normal or lucrative conclusions... So, I said a prayer for him and his family, and let tears of joy and pain form a mixture in my brain....
After work I came home to myriads of emails and phone messages about this great entertainer that was no longer with us....
I couldn't take the "talking heads" and their usual tributes... I went for the real people of merit.
I didn't have to look far... There were so meany bloggers paying tribute to a man that spent his life entertaining us...
My sorrowful face turned into a spiritual smile....
I looked at all of the photos flashing by me and it was as if I was looking at a family member and enjoying the favorable times we've had... Oh the stories we could tell...
Now, I can only sum up this posting with some of the photos that I have collected through the years and some that are clearly accessible through other means...
I can tell you this... Those of you who have never had the chance to see him concert, you missed a genious at work.... But, thanks to true fans, you will never miss the opportunity to at least view it in the comforts of your home...
If all goes corectly with this post, I am adding a youTube tribute for all to enjoy for eternity.
In closing.... I can only say to those who loved this man as I did....
You are not alone....
Rest In Peace ... Bro. Michael Jackson
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Jepson Gospel Brunch AASU Gospel Choir
Once again, the Jepson Center for the Arts has released yet another stellar event. The Armstrong Atlantic State University Gospel Choi8r delivered a magnificent performance for a very enthused crowd.
Stay tuned next month for more great local musical talents.
Stay tuned next month for more great local musical talents.
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