W isdom is not a product of schooling but the life-long experience to achieve it —Albert Einstein My friend Julie Trembley Gildon made this last year A t the very beginning of my 26 th year (my #26thBirthday ), I wrote this note to self: “ On a day like this, back in the day (1989), she smiled when I cried. These 26 years are such a gift; I wish to go grey.I have learned very beautiful things; I have made mistakes, I have learned from them. I have loved; and I will continue to love. I am ready to learn, re-learn and unlearn. Life isn’t about finding shelter in the storm. It’s about learning to dance in the rain. Truth be spoken; good judgment comes from experience. Embrace the magic of life. Discover everything you can.Learn lessons. Connect with your purpose. Giveback. Here; in my world. Most of the things talked about happen in the real world just that they go through the weird filter thing. My candid advice, never blind to the horrors of life; the pettiness of huma...

Mrs.Clinton celebrating Victory:Photo Source:The Hill I t’s not a secret that Donald Trump’s campaign has been a total disaster from the very first day he pronounced his candidacy to the day he loses massively in the November election—even through that, America may pay the price of a bigoted groupie of people who rallied behind the Donald for some many years ahead: his divisive rhetoric that he often wants to go uncontested is a total disaster in the Politics of not only America but the world in general.  D onald Trump keeps shifting every mess in America to president Obama and Hillary Clinton—even problems that are as old as 400 years. Of course that’s what he does best, as Sen. Elizabeth Warren put it more starkly a few days ago, ‘Donald Trump is a small insecure man who fears powerful women’, I hope Warren will not mind me saying, even those who are better than his lame narrative of bigotry and fear mongery.An article I came across on the internet the other day( ...

Photo Source: Salon A n old adage goes, “ all is well that ends well ”, I think I have reached what I can confidently call a happy ending and yet still the beginning of a beautiful journey ahead. Over the last seven years and the last couple of months, I have had a long wait for how the Presidential race would turn out especially in the Democratic party before translating to the national election—the republicans had a long list of weird candidates who only deserved to be stopped, only that the most unprepared and most reckless made as their eventual presumptive nominee(as I write this).Through and through, I have watched and studied President Obama’s Presidency very closely and right   here, I speak from a very informed perspective: America doesn’t need and can’t afford a republican President right now(the scary part, Donald Trump, the man who says he can even choose to give away the Presidency to his vice once he is elected)—that should remind you that surely Donald T...