#WINNING

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On Top of The World!

My getaway!

INSPIRATION!

Just Because!

You may have heard it already but if you havent here it is! "Cook"- me and @twitdeesnuts...i think my itunes loves this as much as me because it's always in my shuffle play list. Enjoy!!

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Gotta Have Em

Beyonce shoes extra bad in this pic. They are obviously Christian Louboutin. I know you see the red bottom!

Wishful Thinking

"New Me"

Feb. 8

Not only is today my Nephew's Birthday but, my 3rd nephew was born today! Feb. 8 is a very special day! Happy Birthday Bray! Nanny loves you.

"UNKO"

So....they are some of my fav designers plus they are my sister's friends! Gotta support...not only do they have a clothing line but they are just creative people all around! Check out their "cool grey" pics!

"Gotta Have Em"

This weeks "Gotta Have Em."  Louis Vuitton Hudson! The pink and grey ones are dope...in my opinion.

Just a Little Bitter!

.....I hope she cheats on you, with a basketball player! We all have felt this way before.  I know I have. Enjoy!


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Black Power!

Have you ever wondered where the phrase "black power" came from?  We all have said it at least once in our life time.  Since its Black History Month I thought this would be the perfect time to figure it out.


Stokely Carmichael was born in June 1941.  He was a Trinidadian American who was a black activist in the 1960 Civil Rights Movement.  Carmichael resided in Harlem.  He coined the phrase "black power" when he became apart of the Black Panthers.  He was also apart of the Black Nationalist movement.  Carmichael later removed himself from the Black Panthers because he believed that white activist should be allowed to help the cause while the Panthers thought differently.  So the next time you say "black power" know it's not a term to put down whites but that it is a term to uplift the greatness of black people!

Premeditated Murder

Langston Hughes

(1902-1967)

Since this month is the start of Black History month and it's the birthday of Langston Hughes, i decided to post about him!  I thought it was only right because he was a writer and columnist! Here is my favorite poem of his.  Everyone should follow their dreams right?

Dream Boogie
Good morning, daddy! Ain't you heard The boogie-woogie rumble Of a dream deferred? Listen closely: You'll hear their feet Beating out and beating out a - You think It's a happy beat? Listen to it closely: Ain't you heard something underneath like a - What did I say? Sure, I'm happy! Take it away! Hey, pop! Re-bop! Mop! Y-e-a-h!

High Top Giuseppe Python Sneakers

I GOTTA HAVE THEM!!!!!

@princesammie

I've been a fan since "I like It."  I still have the old cd with the yellow outfit.  lol But,  anyways I cant go a day without listening to this so im sure you will like it too! Find "It's Just a Mixtape 2" @ www.princesammie.com

"The Godmother"

I'm no gangster nor do i agree with the doings of the Mob but, i do find the story of Griselda Blanco to be pretty cool and interesting.  This first woman to start the huge drug trade in Miami and she's also the first person to be indicted on drug charges in US history! She is definitely worth googling! This is where my Blog name comes from! Lynn being what my family call me, Blanco being the last name of the BIGGEST woman drug lord in history.....Lynn Blanco...so different from my life but the same in many ways.  We both want to be the BEST!