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08/26/2026

Yesterday I wasn’t too far from the beach, so I understood the assignment… GO TO THE BEACH. 😂🌊🌅

Grabbed some tacos, found a spot before sunset and just enjoyed God’s creation. After that HEAT, that ocean breeze felt like a personal blessing! 😮‍💨🙌🏾

I’m really not hard to impress. Money and nice things are cool, but give me stars, the moon, sunsets, ocean views, good food, good music, laughter and people I love… I’m GOOD. ❤️

Sometimes we need to put the phone down and actually enjoy what’s happening around us. Watch the sunset. Read a book. People-watch. Listen to the waves. Just BE.

I sat there with entirely too much food 😂, watched a little Scandal, watched the sunset and thanked God for another simple, beautiful moment.

Then leaving the beach turned into a FULL karaoke session. 😂🎤 David Ruffin’s “Can We Make Love One More Time” came on and BABYYYY! If you’ve never heard it, ADD IT TO YOUR PLAYLIST! 🎶 That old-school R&B just does something to me.

Tacos. 🌮
Ocean breeze. 🌊
Sunset. 🌅
David Ruffin. 🎶
Car karaoke. 🎤

That’s a GOOD time to me.

Sometimes enjoying life doesn’t require anything extravagant. God has already surrounded us with so much beauty—we just have to slow down long enough to notice it. 🙏🏾❤️

08/25/2026

Granny asked me, “Am I in something?” 😂❤️ Basically asking if I had made history in some way.

I told her, “No… but I did write a book.” Then I had to correct myself: “Actually, I wrote TWO books.” 📚 And Granny said, “Go ahead, go ahead.”

That little bit of praise meant more than she probably realizes.

I don’t do things for applause or pats on the back. I do things because I want to accomplish something. Because God gives me ideas, and I’ve finally learned how to stop doubting myself and start moving.

When I think about the women who came before me—women who couldn’t vote, couldn’t easily get credit in their own name, and had far fewer financial choices—I’m proud of the woman I’ve become.

I’m proud that I’ve been able to take care of myself, raise my son, keep learning, add skills to my resume, write books, build connections, help people, and create opportunities. I call myself the Queen of All Trades because I truly love learning, creating, networking, serving, and seeing where God takes me next. 👑

Growing up, I didn’t always have this confidence. I didn’t always feel like I had a village behind me pushing me toward everything I was capable of doing. Sometimes I held myself back because I thought I needed more people cheering for me.

Now I know better.

You don’t need applause to pursue the vision God gave you.

I’m grateful for every idea, every opportunity, every connection, every story I’m able to tell, and every person I’m able to encourage along the way.

Most of all, I’m grateful for God’s consistency in my life. Even in seasons when I felt like I had nobody, I still had Him. And a big reason I know how to lean on God is because Granny showed me the way. 🙏🏾❤️

So when she says, “Go ahead, go ahead,” I hear more than praise.

I hear legacy.

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08/24/2026

Saturday morning was about showing up for my village. ❤️

I promised my friend Kalani I’d bring him some food and sit with him for a little while. He had surgery over a month ago, and recovery has been hard—limited mobility, being stuck in the house more than he’s used to, and restrictions on certain medications. I know it’s been frustrating, so I wanted to check on my friend.

And when I say I was determined to get this man his food… I went to TWO different places. 😂 I got his musubi and the rest of his order, then stopped at Walmart to grab flowers for his beautiful wife, Pat. 💐

I believe in giving people their flowers while they’re still here to receive them.

Pat appreciated them, then joked that I could take Kalani with me. I told her, “Absolutely NOT! If you’ve dealt with him for 40 years, girl, he is ALL YOURS!” 😂😂

Kalani has been such a blessing to me, especially over the last year and a half with officiating. He answers my questions, gives advice, and helps me understand things when I need it. He can be a little grumpy 😂, but he’s patient with me too.

Whenever I call, I usually say, “Hey, Sunshine!” ☀️ If I don’t say it, he already knows I’m in a mood and knows not to bother me. 😂

And listen… I’m not saying he ENJOYED the food. 😩😂 He ate it. That’s all I’m going to say.

I’m grateful for Kalani and Pat, for their hospitality, and for the way they’ve welcomed me into their home and their lives.

I say it all the time: blood doesn’t automatically make us closer. God has blessed me with a village of people I can learn from, laugh with, call on and love.

Sometimes showing love is food.
Sometimes it’s flowers.
Sometimes it’s simply sitting with someone and saying, “I came to check on you.” ❤️

I just want to say THANK YOU for all the love, kindness, shares, comments, and support you’ve shown my grandmother and m...
08/24/2026

I just want to say THANK YOU for all the love, kindness, shares, comments, and support you’ve shown my grandmother and me. ❤️

What you’re watching is more than content. These are real moments we are experiencing together—bonding, laughing, sharing history, asking questions, learning about our family, and helping me understand where I come from.

Every conversation with Granny teaches me something and helps me become a better woman, mother, friend, and human being.

I’m learning right along with you, and I’m so grateful that many of you are sharing your own stories about your grandparents—those still here and those you wish you could sit with one more time. Your comments do not go unnoticed. ❤️

And YES… I know, I know, I know. 😂 I will be married one day. Granny wants me MARRIED!

But even in that, she’s teaching me how to prepare to be a wife—a loving, submissive wife who understands that getting to truly know your man matters.

Ask questions. Learn how he thinks. Learn his values, his faith, his heart, and how he handles difficult decisions.

Because one day, that man may be your emergency contact. He may have to answer the uncomfortable questions when you can’t answer for yourself. You want a husband who will make the right decisions, cover you, protect your family, and make the people you love feel secure.

These are the lessons my grandmother is giving me in real time.

I believe God will send me the right partner when the time is right—and until then, Granny is apparently making sure I’m READY. 😂❤️

Thank you for loving on us, learning with us, laughing with us, and allowing these conversations to reach families across the country.

Ask the questions while you still can. Sit with your elders. Listen to their stories. Their wisdom may teach you more about your own life than you ever expected. ❤️

08/23/2026

I pulled out my pizza from Chico’s Pizza in Compton and told Granny, “I would offer you some, but you don’t have any teeth.” 😭😂

She made me repeat myself, looked at me, and said, “Sure don’t.”

Baby, I HOLLERED. 😂😂😂

One thing about Granny Hill, she is going to keep it simple, keep it truthful, and keep me laughing.

These little moments mean everything to me. Just sitting together, eating, joking, and enjoying each other’s company. ❤️

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08/22/2026

As I was saying goodbye to Granny, I asked her, “Do you love me?” Without hesitation she said, “Of course I do.” ❤️

And that simple moment made me think… when was the last time somebody actually told you they loved you?

We talk so much about showing love—and absolutely, actions matter. But I also believe there is something powerful about hearing the words “I love you” from someone who genuinely means them.

I haven’t been in a relationship in over six years, which means it’s also been over six years since I’ve had a man look at me and tell me he loves me. And surprisingly, I’m okay with that. I don’t want a man saying it because he thinks that’s what I want to hear. I don’t need rehearsed words or temporary feelings disguised as love.

But I do know this: the next man I’m with will have no problem showing me he loves me, telling me he loves me, or allowing me to feel that love—because it will be genuine. ❤️

I want the kind of love where the words and the actions agree.

The same goes for family and friendships. My close friends and I may not talk every day, but when we do, we tell each other we love one another. I tell my son I love him constantly—even though teenage boys apparently go through a season where saying “I love you too, Mom” requires a congressional hearing. 😩😂

So this is your reminder: tell your people you love them.

Even if you think they already know.

Say it.
Show it.
Feel it.
And most importantly… mean it. ❤️

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08/22/2026

Before visiting my sister Cynthia at the convalescent home, I stopped at Albertsons to grab a few of her favorites—carrot cake, because that’s her favorite, and purple flowers, because purple is her favorite color and our birthstone color. 💜

I haven’t been able to visit as much lately because of my accident, therapy, and everything else life has brought my way, so being able to spend this time with her meant a lot to me.

Once a month, the facility puts together a gathering for the residents and their families. This month was a luau. 🌺 I completely forgot my luau attire and I was late 😂, but the love was still there.

The staff saw me walk in and immediately asked if I wanted a plate and offered to get me something from the kitchen. I had already eaten, but that simple gesture meant so much. I’m grateful for the way they care for my sister and for the kindness they continue to show our family.

And I’ll keep saying this: if you have the time, visit a convalescent home. Ask if there’s someone there who doesn’t get many visitors. Sit with them. Bring a flower. Bring a snack. Have a conversation. Let them know somebody sees them.

Sometimes what feels like a small visit to you can mean everything to somebody else. 💜

08/22/2026

A special thank you to Janette “Justice” Carter for sending Granny Hill some love and such thoughtful gifts. ❤️ We truly appreciate you for thinking of her and taking the time to make her feel special.

And while I’m giving Justice her flowers, she’s also an author! 📚 Her book is available on Amazon, so check it out when you get a chance. It would also make a great gift for someone who is retired or preparing for retirement.

Thank you again, Justice, for loving on Granny. It means more than you know. 🤍✨

08/21/2026

So y’all remember the handsome man from the nail shop? 👀😂 The one I was shooting the breeze with, doing a little harmless , and thinking, “Dang… if I didn’t have this wedding ring on, maybe this conversation could’ve went somewhere.” 💍😂

WELL, GOD SAID, “Girl, keep that ring on.” 😭

Fast-forward to Tuesday—I’m and working with this adorable little boy, about 5 years old. Didn’t think anything of it.

Then at 1:00 in the morning, it HIT ME.

WAIT A MINUTE… 😳
THAT LITTLE BOY’S DADDY WAS THE MAN FROM THE NAIL SHOP!!! 😂😂😂

I am STILL flabbergasted. What are the chances?! This world is entirely too small.

And listen, he’s still handsome! 😂 But seeing him with that young baby reminded me why everything that looks good ain’t necessarily for ME.

William is 16. Baby, we are approaching the finish line! 😂 I’m trying to get my child grown, established, successful, and by 25, Mama plans on setting SAIL. ✈️🌴

I have nothing but respect for the women who become amazing stepmothers and step into a child’s life with love. ❤️ That is a beautiful thing—it’s just not what I desire for my next chapter.

Lord, when you send my husband, PLEASE let his babies be grown. 🙏🏾😂 I’m trying to love on that man, pack these , dip off to Thailand, and ask each other, “What country we doing next?” ✈️🌎😂

No meetings.
No kindergarten graduations.
No starting over with ABCs and 123s. 😭

I did my shift. 😂

Handsome Nail Shop Man… it was nice knowing you for those 12 minutes. 😂😂😂

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