What's new with me?

I finally kicked her out of my life, and it feels invigorating. I haven't been this emotionally stable in a minute. The ousting was deserved, and she should understand the reasoning behind it. Now, a friend introduced me to a girl who wanted to meet, some three or two weeks ago. Well, the new girl and I went on a little hang-out stop. Things seems to be pretty good, and dandy. She hasn't returned any of my two previous calls, redflag, right,right. Well, I don't know what to make of it, I have a three call rule, that was put into effect in 2004. After the 3rd call, and she doesn't call back, or answer the phone, then I know it was curtains. Anyway, it's all gravy train. I am a catch, and my dick game is vicious. Any girl would do herself a favor by dealing with me.

My uncle passed away. I might've mentioned it, or not. My parents went back to New Orleans for the funeral, and shit. In a funny life moment, they missed the funeral. Well, it's funny in my line of thinking. My grandmother was there, and came by way of someone. All I know is she is back in ATL now. My mother has been bummed lately, and I have no desire to take her bum mood away. I think it's a good thing, depression is what life ultimately is. Just my take on it.

Finally made my way to H-town, and saw my other grandmother. The one who feels she and god have this special connection, you might have one just like me. She was so happy to see all of us, and we her. She just grabbed my father in her small stature, and hugged him really tight. My grandfather was there, and he was doing alright as well. He was so glad to see my brothers and I, and our cousin. It was a great moment. My female cousins were doing okay, and looking okay. My brown skin cousin has a bad ass whip. The car is making suckas step their games up in H-town, serious.

Mother's day carried some heavyweight this year, more than most. Than, any year your mother is alive it's real big. Til next time, peace and love, ya dig!

hunt for the kill to save the starving villagers, and roam safely in the wilderness