Monday, January 2, 2017
Monday, June 20, 2016
The Cavaliers: A Beautiful Moment in Cleveland
Tickets were sold out. (In fact, I heard a person paid
50,000 for one ticket to see the game in California.) Downtown Cleveland, Ohio jammed with
people and vehicles.
Though the game was not held there, it didn't matter because the Cavaliers is a big part of Cleveland's culture. And although the team had not won the NBA finals in 52 years, it didn't matter, too. A watch party was good enough.
Everyone hungered and thirst for a win. They waited with patience, anxiety and glee inside and outside of bars, restaurants, parking lots and on the streets.
Celebration took hold of downtown. Where I stayed, people peacefully celebrated. Horns beeped, fans danced and some stood on vehicles while others stuck their heads or other parts of their bodies from their vehicles to celebrate with strangers.
The city, I think, was not truly prepared for the magnitude of people in celebration mode.
Though the game was not held there, it didn't matter because the Cavaliers is a big part of Cleveland's culture. And although the team had not won the NBA finals in 52 years, it didn't matter, too. A watch party was good enough.
Everyone hungered and thirst for a win. They waited with patience, anxiety and glee inside and outside of bars, restaurants, parking lots and on the streets.
And it
came. The win.
Celebration took hold of downtown. Where I stayed, people peacefully celebrated. Horns beeped, fans danced and some stood on vehicles while others stuck their heads or other parts of their bodies from their vehicles to celebrate with strangers.
The city, I think, was not truly prepared for the magnitude of people in celebration mode.
When a lone police showed up, he quickly sped from the scene as fans crowded him in celebration.
Drivers who had
other things or places on their minds, patiently inched through the crowd when
they could.
And, of course, my husband and partner, on impulse, claimed his unpaid traffic director’s job to help drivers who wanted to get out of the jam. And no one was upset.
Strangers hugged,
bumped fists and palms met with high-fives.
Of course, I had to celebrate, too. I'm not a dancer, but a little giggle was good enough. And, Shhhh. It was the first time I had seen these two dancers.
The win, the historical moment,
quenched the thirst for Ohioans.
Even this guy had to show off his tattoo.
Friday, May 20, 2016
Website Hacked
Crazy People everywhere
They hacked my website
Won't even mention which one
Don't want others to go there
Crazy people
Lurking
Stealing
Profiting
What can I say?
Crazy people out there
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Out of Transitional Phase
So, September 2015, I wrote a post using the following words:
"I am currently in a transitional phase."
I am currently out of that transitional.
Hey, I know some of you were wondering if I were changing from woman to man, but no, every part of me is still the same way. And, I want to tell you upfront or in advance, that, I haven't lost my mind.
I will reveal my transition next week.
Update
Postponed the revelation after I found out my Day Laughs Night Cries site was hacked.
"I am currently in a transitional phase."
I am currently out of that transitional.
Hey, I know some of you were wondering if I were changing from woman to man, but no, every part of me is still the same way. And, I want to tell you upfront or in advance, that, I haven't lost my mind.
I will reveal my transition next week.
Update
Postponed the revelation after I found out my Day Laughs Night Cries site was hacked.
Friday, January 1, 2016
Happy New Year
Let good fortunes grow like mountains
and misfortunes dwindle like molehills
Love yourself
and love your neighbors
(family & friends)
Be kind
respectful
&
conscientious
Be the light for a dark path
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