Higher Learning

Posted by: Nikki   
May 14th,
2008

I was at the post office this morning, picking up stamps (still can’t believe the price has gone up to 42¢), and I saw a young man, who was a senior in high school, and his mother mailing his college application to some institution of higher learning.

What really impressed me was that this young man wasn’t content with just putting a stamp on the envelope to mail his application. He had the application overnighted to the college.

His mother said to him, “Are you sure you want to overnight it?” With conviction, the young man replied, “This is my future.” That right there, said it all to me. I love to see young people eager to advance their education.

As Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers say in their gospel song, The Blessing of Abraham, “It’s your inheritance. Get your inheritance!” So, get your inheritance, young man. I wish you well in your quest to achieve a higher education.

Soulrific: Episode 8

Posted by: Nikki   
May 12th,
2008

Soulrific: Encompassing your mind, body and soul.

Tracklisting
1. If We Were Alone - Keite Young
2. Intro/Free To Be Me - Havana
3. Time Table - Zo!
4. Willing - Darnell Kendricks
5. Wild Wild Horses - Atmosphere
6. Phenomenon - Antoinique
7. Soul4U - OlivierDaySoul
8. Rising Up - The Roots ft. Wale & Chrisette Michele
9. Questions - Tavaris
10. Broken Vibes - Taylor McFerrin ft. Vincent Parker
11. Can’t Stop - Conya Doss
12. Stalking Horse (The Cuba Joint) - Wayna
13. Sunshine - Earth Wind & Fire
14. Get Away Move On - Tweet

To subscribe to Soulrific through iTunes:

1. Start iTunes.
2. Click on the Advanced tab at the top of the iTunes browser.
3. Scroll down to Subscribe to Podcast.
4. Type in the podcast feed. (Soulrific’s feed is
http://www.theinfiniteink.com/?feed=podcast)
5. Click the OK button.

And now iTunes finds the podcast for you.


 
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Licka Sto

Posted by: Nikki   
May 11th,
2008

Why are there liquor stores in urban and/or heavily African American populated areas of most cities, but in the suburbs and/or heavily Caucasian populated areas of cities there are Beverage Emporiums or Wine & Spirits businesses?

What’s the purpose for dressing up the name of a liquor store by calling it a Beverage Emporium? It still doesn’t diminish the fact that alcohol is being sold there, but yet you’re giving it a cutesy name because of the area in which it is being sold.

Soulrific: Episode 7

Posted by: Nikki   
May 5th,
2008

Soulrific: Encompassing your mind, body and soul.

Tracklisting
1. Too Deep - Ivana Santilli
2. Beyond The Sky - W. Ellington Felton
3. Paris, Tokyo - Lupe Fiasco
4. Lost In Translation - Coultrain
5. Most Beauty Full of Things Ever - Wes Felton ft. Big Brooklyn Red
6. Make Ya Feel Beautiful - Ruben Studdard
7. I’m Cheating - Dwele
8. Perfect Angel - Minnie Riperton
9. Fly Away With Me - Sy Smith ft. Kay of The Foundation
10. Tangled - Havana
11. Monday’s Coming - Silhouette Brown
12. Dream Flight - Angela Johnson ft. Rahsaan Patterson
13. Change For Me - Eric Roberson
14. Watch Out - Tawiah
15. Once I Thought Your Love Was Good - Natalie Gardiner

To subscribe to Soulrific through iTunes:

1. Start iTunes.
2. Click on the Advanced tab at the top of the iTunes browser.
3. Scroll down to Subscribe to Podcast.
4. Type in the podcast feed. (Soulrific’s feed is
http://www.theinfiniteink.com/?feed=podcast)
5. Click the OK button.

And now iTunes finds the podcast for you.


 
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(Un)Pretty In Pink

Posted by: Nikki   
May 4th,
2008

Some friends and I decided to go to a local Waffle House for breakfast before church this morning. So we’re at the table talking about how our weekend turned out and perused through the menu to place our orders. And then our server comes…………with pink braids.

Not a soft, pale pink (like that really makes a difference), but hot pink. And I’m not talking microbraids, either. I’m talkin’ about the big dookie braids that Janet Jackson rocked in Poetic Justice. Big ass pink, or as we say down South, pank, braids. And get this……..no hair net. *gasp*

Now I’m not one to be rude to waitresses, because I don’t want anyone spitting in my food, but this chick ain’t had not nann (yeah, I broke every verb with that one) hair net on and I’m supposed to let her serve me food? I think not.

I politely gathered my things and told my friends, “I’ll see you guys at church. And I’ll pray that you don’t choke on a pink strand of hair.”