Coming From Where I’m From: I’m Feeling Kinda Quiet & Anti-Social. . .
Posted by Saucy Dame Dizzle on
August 28, 2006
Well . . .I didn’t do much this weekend (at least not as much as I had planned) except for play with my friends Cabbage Patch Kid. . . *lol*
RADIO.BLOG: For The Ladies . . .
Posted by Saucy Dame Dizzle on
August 28, 2006
What’s up par-tay peoples? What’s the bidness? I have a few snippets for your eardrums. It’s entitled “For The Ladies . . .” , but the fellas can listen too.
SNAP-O-RAMA: Miami Spice - Angelique Does South Beach, 2006
Posted by Saucy Dame Dizzle on
August 24, 2006
*Make sure to arrow forward because there are 16 pages of photos.
Back To Business . . .
Posted by Saucy Dame Dizzle on
August 23, 2006
Happy ‘Hump’ Day!
Hello darlings. Did you miss me? A chick is back from the MIA (Miami) and wishing I were still there, double fisted with a mojito in each hand *sighs*. Highlights of my mini-trip along w/ photo documentation [lot's of pics of me getting my Americas Next Plus Size Model 'on'] are forthcoming. I also have some photo opportunities lined up for this weekend - so next week will be a good time to stop by and get your fill of visuals. I’mma be updating the SDOTW, Music Snippets & RADIO.BLOG too, so check back soon. Aight?
I’m back on the daily grind my friends. For those of you who love your cubicle job as much as I do, I have found our theme song. No, for real - this is my ‘jam’. All you need to do is click here [*windows media player].
I’ll holla!
Spike Lee, Hurricane Katrina, Richard Wright, Life in America and Human Suffering: My Head is Spinnin’ . . .
Posted by Saucy Dame Dizzle on
August 17, 2006
” When Hurricane Katrina went through New Orleans or around it, I was in Venice, Italy at a film festival. It was a very painful experience to see my fellow American citizens, the majority of them African- Americans, in the dire situation they were in. And I was outraged with the slow response of the federal government. And every time I’m in Europe, any time something happens in the world involving African-Americans, journalists jump on me, like I’m the spokesperson for 45 million African-Americans, which I’m not. But many of them expressed their outrage too. And one interesting thing is that these European journalists were saying the images they were seeing looked like they were from a third world country, not the almighty United States of America. ” - Spike Lee
I respect Spike Lee a great deal and I believe he can tell our stories like no other. I know when I watch this film it is going to be 4 hours emotional turmoil. I am angry and disgruntled, straight up. I keep telling myself I need to calm down . . . lately I’ve been overwhelming myself with the trouble of the world. Some of these troubles aren’t personally mine, but it still feels that way.
