Welcome September

I can't believe It has a month since I have done a blog. August was a bit busy because my youngest daughter, Dakota, left home to go to college at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in Perkinston, Ms, where her beloved best friend Madariah is going. Good thing she went there because the first weekend, if it wasn't for Madariah, she would have starved. She was on the 5 day plan, but since then has since switched to the 7 day plan;(Most of the students go home on the Gulf Coast, but since she has no car, she has to stay there)also she was real ADAMANT about loans but knowing that things DO cost in college, she HAD to take out a loan, which she told me the day after I left her. I am real proud of her. but of course, I have to send her money down there, and still take her some food and supplies within the next couple of weeks. I also had to use Mom's secret credit card, and now have to pay her back(and if she was here, she'd be bugging me about it to the bone)and since the people I am working with is experiencing cash flow problems, the time is coming to make some changes. I have to get a better full time job. I have to pay Mom back, I also have Tierra who is in college, but is expecting a baby in February, so that tells the story, I gotta get on the good foot like the late JB said.
I am more than half way through my 30 book/90 day challenge. by reading 20 books so far. Reading more but got a good four weeks to finish up the thing. I have been blessed to read some great books, as well as finish some good ones. Mandela's Way by Richard Stengel was one I started but didn't finish and found quite interesting about the man we know as Nelson Mandela. I am also trying out books I didn't finish like Catrice Jackson's "Delicious" on living an authentic, positive life for yourself. She is such an inspiration. check out her FB pages.then Carol Mackey's "Sistergirl Devotions" dealing with on the job issues. loving it.as well as some more.