Even though Emhoff’s email was a successful strategy, Harris joked that once she saw the email she was “terrified.” Despite being thrown off by his forwardness, their relationship flourished and they tied the knot in 2014. The wedding, which was in Santa Barbara, was officiated by Harris’ sister Maya, who said she knew Emhoff was the one for her sister “when I saw how he made her laugh.”
What are things you should do to show your are interested and not about games?
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DC teachers and police are next in line to receive their shots next week.
This week, DCPS teachers and staff who are already reporting in-person, or who will return for in-person instruction in Term 3, will receive an email outlining the process for scheduling a vaccination appointment. Vaccinations will begin next week and will take place at Dunbar High School. DC Health and DCPS are partnering with Children’s National Hospital to vaccinate DCPS staff. Appointments will be scheduled directly with Children’s National Hospital.
DC Public Charter Schools will receive guidance from the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) regarding the vaccination program expected to start on January 25 for teachers and staff who are reporting in person.
Starting on January 25, other workers necessary for the preservation of societal functions will begin vaccinations, such as other public school staff and members of the Metropolitan Police Department. In addition, “Continuity of District Government” personnel will start their vaccinations next week with Kaiser.
District seniors (65 years and older) and healthcare workers will continue to register for vaccination appointments using the vaccinate.dc.gov portal or by calling the District’s coronavirus call center at 855-363-0333. Going forward, appointments will be released every Thursday at 9:00 a.m. to eligible residents in priority zip codes, and additional appointments will be released every Friday at 9:00 a.m. for all DC zip codes. If DC’s weekly vaccine allotment from the federal government changes, this schedule is likely to change in accordance. The District’s goal is the make the vaccine available promptly as supply comes in from the federal government and to ensure an equitable distribution of the vaccine across all eight wards.
Earlier this month, DC Health shared the District’supdated vaccination program phases, broken down by tiers. The phases and tiers consider populations based on two factors: 1) prevention of morbidity and mortality and 2) preservation of societal functions. In terms of prevention of morbidity and mortality, the first populations to begin receiving the vaccine were individuals in nursing homes then followed by District residents 65 years and older. In terms of preservation of societal functions, the first populations to begin receiving the vaccine were health care workers, EMS workers, and frontline public health workers.
Recent experience shows that demand for the vaccine remains high. Mayor Bowser and DC Health continue to advocate for the federal government to send more vaccine so that we can meet the demand for it and protect the lives of our residents and our workforce. Put bluntly: DC NEEDS MORE VACCINE.
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35 And this I speak for your own profit; not that I may cast a snare upon you, but for that which is comely, and that ye may attend upon the Lord without distraction.
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“I’m encouraging every Prince Georgian to pre-register for your COVID-19 vaccine so when your turn comes, you will be able to join us in being Proud to be Protected,” said Alsobrooks. “Due to the current limited supply of vaccines, we urge everyone to be patient with this months-long process. We continue to work hard to ramp up our vaccine distribution efforts so when we receive increased supplies of vaccines, we will be able to administer them quickly and efficiently.”
Individuals who are in Phase 1B of the County’s vaccine distribution plan MUST fill out the pre-registration formin order to receive an appointment. Phase 1B includes adults ages 75 and older, individuals in assisted living and other congregate settings, teachers and support staff (higher education included), childcare workers, and critical government leadership for continuity of operations. Individuals who were eligible in Phase 1A and did not already receive at least a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine must fill out the pre-registration form as well.
As appointments become available based on vaccine supply, the Health Department will email links to those who are eligible and have pre-registered to schedule an appointment. Due to the current limited supply of vaccines, it may take several weeks or longer before individuals receive a link to schedule an appointment from the Health Department.
To make sure that Prince Georgians who are most vulnerable have access to appointments, the County is resetting all appointments currently scheduled after February 9 at the Sports & Learning Complex. The Health Department will send out notices to those individuals and they will be required to fill out the pre-registration form online to be able to reschedule their appointments. Individuals who have an appointment on February 9 or before should keep their scheduled appointment, and they will not need to fill out the pre-registration form. Anyone who has an appointment for asecond dose of the vaccine after February 9 will not have their appointment changed.
For individuals who have appointments, the County is reminding them to bring identification to the appointment, as well as an insurance card if they have medical insurance. For those who receive a link from the Health Department to schedule a vaccine appointment, the County is asking that they do not use Internet Explorer, as it is not compatible with the State registration site. The County suggests using Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or a smartphone.
Phase 1C is still set to begin in Prince George’s County on January 25, 2021. Individuals in Phase 1C and future phases can fill out the same pre-registration form at this time. When the County enters future phases of vaccine distribution, individuals that have already pre-registered will receive a notification that they are eligible, and as appointments become available, will begin to receive links to schedule appointments.
The County has also been working to ramp up vaccine distribution daily. Last week, the number of vaccinations provided by the County Health Department increased by 461%. Beginning Thursday, January 21, the Sports & Learning Complex vaccination clinic will administer 1,000 vaccines per day, Monday through Friday, through the beginning of next month. All of those appointments have already been filled.
In addition, the County will be opening the Southern Regional Technology & Recreation Complex as a vaccination clinic. Next week, the facility will be used to train new vaccination staff. It is anticipated that this new site will open, by appointment only, by the end of next week. The County is also collaborating with the State to open a large vaccination site in the County.
The County is also working closely with partners at Luminis Health-Doctors Community Hospital to offer vaccinations to staff at dialysis centers. This partnership allows Prince George’s County to protect a vulnerable population from COVID-19 when they go to receive routine, but life-saving dialysis treatments. Yesterday, medical partners at University of Maryland Prince George’s Hospital Center vaccinated 200 seniors. In addition, the County expects to partner with Kaiser Permanente to help vaccinate teachers.
The action paves the way for Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff to be sworn in, giving Democrats control of the chamber.
They’ll take office just as the Senate considers whether to convict President Donald Trump in an impeachment trial for inciting the deadly storming of the U.S. Capitol. The certification by Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger officially seals Warnock and Ossoff’s victories. They defeated Republicans Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue in the Jan. 5 runoffs. Both Loeffler and Perdue conceded days after the election.
WASHINGTON – Howard University, the alma mater of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, will host a virtual pre-inauguration celebration on Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 9 a.m. ET on WHUT.org and WHUR.com. The campus community and Howard alumni and friends are invited to tune-in from home as we count down to the Biden-Harris Inauguration.
The program will begin with a rebroadcast of the 2017 Commencement Oration by VP-elect Harris, followed by a special surprise sneak peek into some of the Inauguration preparation activities. The program will conclude with a webinar titled, “From the Mecca to the White House: Celebrating the Influence of African American Leadership.” Howard University Dean of the Law School, Danielle Holley-Walker, J.D., will moderate a roundtable conversation with panelists Lisa Crooms-Robinson, J.D., professor, school of law, Keneisha Grant, Ph.D.,associate professor, department of political science and Elsie L Scott, Ph.D., director, Ronald W. Walters Leadership and Public Policy Center.
Immediately following the webinar, the presentation will turn to the PBS broadcast of the Biden-Harris Inauguration. Please save the date to stream the show online at WHUT.org and WHUR.com, and a link will be posted on the Howard University homepage. Follow the conversation on social media using the hashtags #HU2WH and #InaugurationDay.
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Howard University’s Marching Band will escort Vice President-elect Kamala Harris to her historic inauguration Wednesday.
“It is our esteemed honor to be involved in the historic inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris,” said Howard University President Wayne A. I. Frederick. “Throughout her career, the vice president-elect has carried her Howard education with her, ensuring that she adhere to truth and service and inspiring her to achieve unprecedented levels of excellence. It is perfectly fitting that the Showtime Marching Band, the ensemble that captures and reverberates the heartbeat of our institution, should accompany her on this last leg of her journey to the White House. It was that steady pulse of her Alma Mater’s legacy that propelled her forward, and it is that same rhythm that will carry her onward as she undoubtedly will become one of the most influential vice presidents in the history of our nation.”
Showtime Band will have the drumline, the Flashy Flag Squad, and Ooh La La dancers in the inauguration parade, representing less than one-third of the band for safety precautions.
“I think the amendments to this year’s inaugural events are appropriate for the times we are experiencing. I’ve been eager for months to see how Howard University would be included in this momentous inauguration, and it’s great to know that we’re able to safely execute traditional events and be represented as the marching band and musical heart of the vice president’s Alma Mater. As the first of many more progressive elections/inaugurations for women, it feels euphoric to be involved. I’m beyond elated to be able to participate with the Flashy Flag Squad, Ooh La La Dancers and percussion section,” said Gilliam.“Our squad has been conditioning, learning tosses and practicing dances to band music since last summer at our respective homes. So, finally hearing the heartbeat of the band, even in this small degree, is powerful for the entire band, and I’m sure the student body will be excited to see their peers help usher in our fellow Bison.”
The WHUR NEWS team will bring you the sights and sounds of the day with hourly reports and a full recap of the events at 7pm with a special edition of the Daily Drum with Harold Fisher.
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Automating things like savings and bill payments goes a long way toward reducing the effort needed to achieve goals.
Harris is shaping up to be a central player in addressing everything from the coronavirus pandemic to criminal justice reform. Harris’ chief spokeswoman, Symone Sanders, says Harris has a hand in all aspects of Biden’s agenda.
Which artist do you stream the most?
Per Chart Data’s tweet, Drake, “has now surpassed 50 billion streams on Spotify across all credits. He is the first artist in history to hit this milestone.”
Drake will more than likely continue his stronghold on the streaming charts with the release of his album in the first quarter.
Drake and Meek Mill were spotted in the Bahamas recently filming a video for the album and Nike and Drake have been hard at work on their collaboration, NOCTA, Drake’s sublabel for the brand. Drake recently featured pieces from the line on social media.
Which artist do you stream the most?
What Martin Luther King Jr. quote still resonates with you today?
Reflecting on the words from King’s historic speech and the title of his last book, “Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?” College professors, reverends, and filmmakers look at King’s words and find the parallels in today’s world.
“What’s going on in the United States, what we witnessed on Jan. 6, all has to do with a backlash to the fact that our world is changing. It’s going on here in America; it’s going on in Europe. We’re becoming a more intertwined world, a more multicultural world. That’s the trajectory of history, and there’s no going back on that. That quote completely underscores everything I’m talking about — a just world is an equal world, equal no matter what our race is,” said Connie Field, award-winning filmmaker.
In his sermons, speeches, and written word, Martin Luther King Jr. spoke to the past and future of America and warned that if we as people didn’t fight to uplift the body of America, namely the poor and those without healthcare, then the nation would never be healed.
What Martin Luther King Jr. quote still resonates with you today?
Richard Hartley, star of “The Rev” TV series on the USA Network, and daughter Judea talk about the series and his ministry.
“You can see signs of a stalker type, very early in the dating process. Pay attention.”
In our first Ladies Night of 2021, we dished about all things relevant. Of course, we weighed in on POTUS’ second impeachment and what that means to us.
Then, we talked about what movies we’ve enjoyed during the holidays up til now. When we got to Michael Ealy’s new movie, FATALE, the conversation got personal. We shared stories of our Fatal Attraction scenarios/ stalker close calls. Got to be careful out here.
We shared our stories, and you shared yours in the comment section! Thank you!
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“Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
“Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
This year is quite different than most years due to the fact that we’re in the midst of a global pandemic. Most celebrations have gone virtual in an effort to keep Dr. King’s legacy alive, safely, while social distancing.
Here are several virtual celebrations scheduled to honor the late, great Dr. King —
The National Museum of African American History & Culture
The People’s Holiday
An Afternoon With Christian McBride
NMAAHC’s annual community program entitled The People’s Holiday features six-time Grammy award-winning bassist, composer, and educator Christian McBride in a digital performance inspired by his social justice-focused album entitled, The Movement Revisited: A Musical Portrait of Four Icons. The 45-minute concert of jazz and poetry will feature performances of students from The Julliard School and a poetry reading by award winning poet, Evie Shockley. The concert will conclude with a conversation with Christian McBride moderated by Dwandalyn Reece, Associate Director of Curatorial Affairs. This concert honors Dr. Kings’ commitment to racial equality, justice, and service.
National Civil Rights Museum at The Lorraine Motel
King Day
A Virtual Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday
The National Civil Rights Museum presents King Day: A Virtual Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday on January 18, 2021 via livestream at 12:00 noon and 6:00pm Central. The event will showcase Dr. King’s work, the history of how the national holiday came to be, as well as how the museum has celebrated the holiday in years past.
AmeriCorps
MLK Day of Service
AmeriCorps is collaborating with the Presidential Inaugural Committee on the MLK National Day of Service.
Together we encourage you to engage in volunteer service in honor of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. Make a commitment to serve in your community on MLK Day and throughout 2021. To find an event near you, see here.
Helping those in need
Feed The Community Drive-thru Food Drive Monday, January 18th at three locations 10am Beltway Plaza Mall , 12:30pm at Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville and 2:30pm at Old Town Inn in Upper Marlboro.
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Dr. Wayne Frederick talks to Dr. Dawn Williams, professor and dean of the Howard University School of Education.
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As we approach the Spring 2021 semester at Howard University and welcome the new Presidential administration of Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris, it is vital that explore the connections between education and politics. Right now, we are at a critical crossroads. We are still in the midst of a global pandemic and continuing to work to meet the challenges to provide for our students’ educational needs in a mostly virtual environment. At the same time, the availability of effective COVID-19 vaccines means that the end of the pandemic is in sight, and therefore, we must prepare now for a post-coronavirus educational future. On today’s episode of “The Journey,” Dr. Wayne Frederick talks to Dr. Dawn Williams, professor and dean of the Howard University School of Education.
Air Date: January 17, 2021
The question raised after what we saw last week during the insurrection at the Capitol.
Two “First Amendment” areas will be open for demonstrators on at John Marshall Park and the Navy Memorial.
Giant Foods Offering nutrition classes online
Giant offers online classes, online consultations, healthy living Facebook Group. Find out more or register for a class go here:
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Vaccines, dispelling myths and how to stay safe.
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Per Ashanti’s #GoFundMe: Help Ashanti with Legal Fees
Greetings, My name is Ashanti Smith; I am a 28-year-old African American woman who lives in the Washington DC metropolitan area. I recently was assaulted, attacked and harassed by a group of Trump supporters on Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington DC on January 5th, 2021. A video has surfaced where I was surrounded by a group of Trump extremists, and I honestly feared for my life. The video makes me look like I am the aggressor, but it does not show what happened prior to my defending myself. People shoved me, tried to take my phone and keys, yelled racial epithets at me, and tried to remove my mask. I asked them to social distance and stay out of my personal space due to COVID 19. They refused, and I was afraid of being hurt and harmed. After being assaulted, I defended myself. I am now facing criminal charges along with being relieved from my employment pending an investigation. Which places me in a hardship situation at the moment. I am asking for support and help with funds for my legal fees and to maintain the essential things that I need to survive during this time. Any amount of help is truly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
@_ashanti_s
Towanda Braxton discussed what led her to create her own beauty line, Ladybug Skincare from WHUR Streaming on Vimeo.
Towanda Braxton discussed what led her to create her own beauty line, Ladybug Skincare. #TowandaBraxton
The incident was captured on video — you can see a white woman’s hand suddenly reach toward Ashanti, who then punched her in the face. A man tried to punch her back, before a group of men pushed her over to a line of police officers.
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The District is preparing for the inauguration of Joe Biden with intensive security measures.
WASHINGTON (AP) — All through downtown Washington, the primary sound for several blocks was the beeping of forklifts unloading more fencing.
There were no cars or scooters and seemingly no tourists Wednesday, just the occasional jogger and multiple construction crews at work. The U.S. Capitol that proved such a soft target last week was visible only through lines of tall, black fence.
Two blocks from the White House, a group of uniformed National Guard troops emerged from a tour bus and headed into a hotel as a state of lockdown descended on Washington that will last through the Jan. 20 inauguration.
“Clearly we are in uncharted waters,” said Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser.
Last week’s “violent insurrection” at the Capitol by supporters of outgoing President Donald Trump has “impacted the way we are approaching working with our federal partners in planning for the 59th inauguration,” Bowser said Wednesday.
The FBI has warned that armed protests by violent Trump supporters were being planned in all 50 state capitals as well as in Washington for the days leading up to the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.
Between the pandemic and the security threat, Bowser is flat-out asking people not to come to the District of Columbia for the inauguration. And at Bowser’s request, a National Special Security Event declaration was moved up to Jan. 13, a distinction which she said “puts in place an entirely different command and control structure” for security.
The NSSE status is normal for a presidential inauguration and other major events like an international summit or the Super Bowl. But it’s rare to start the lockdown so far in advance of the event.
Police vehicles sealed off a huge swath of downtown D.C. Wednesday, causing immediate traffic snarls. Starting Wednesday, Bowser said, anyone inside the inauguration perimeter might be stopped and questioned. Starting Friday, all parking garages in the downtown restricted zone will be sealed through the inauguration.
Bowser is also being pushed to deny lodging options to potentially violent protesters. The local Black Lives Matter affiliate and Shutdown DC issued a joint statement Wednesday urging all downtown hotels to voluntarily close and pay their staffs. In addition to the threat of violence, the activist groups say Trump supporters are a threat to the health of hotel staff for their general refusal to wear facemasks amid the pandemic. Several downtown hotels, including one which had become a favorite hangout of the militant Proud Boy faction, chose to avoid trouble by closing last week.
“Closing hotels completely for these six nights is the only way to guarantee the safety of hotel workers, neighbors, vulnerable and unhoused residents, incoming administration officials, members of Congress, and our democracy,” the statement said. “If hotels do not willingly close, we ask Mayor Bowser to extend today’s emergency order and close all hotels in the city.”
On Wednesday, Airbnb announced it was cancelling all reservations in the Washington metro area. Bowser said she had been in regular contact with Airbnb officials since last week, but did not specifically request this step.
“We are aware of reports emerging yesterday afternoon regarding armed militias and known hate groups that are attempting to travel and disrupt the Inauguration,” a company statement said. “We are continuing our work to ensure hate group members are not part of the Airbnb community.”
On the ground, much of the most visible security will come in the form of more than 15,000 National Guardsmen from multiple states, some of them armed.
According to officials, the number of Guardsmen who will actually be carrying guns will be limited. Some Guard members nearer the Capitol will have long guns, and others will have their sidearms.
It is likely that those closer to the crowds or on fence lines won’t be armed, but those up closer to the building may be. National Guard members operate under strict rules of engagement on the use of force. But generally speaking, troops can use lethal force to protect the lives of others and themselves.
Officials also said that while 15,000 Guard members have been activated, more may be called. D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee estimated Wednesday that more than 20,000 National Guardsmen would be active in the District of Columbia on Inauguration Day.
Officials are continuing to review requests from law enforcement, and some believe several thousand more could be brought in. Defense and military officials have been calling governors and adjutants general to ask if they might have people they could send, if requested.
So far, officials said state leaders have said that protecting their own capitols will be their top priority, but they still have some Guard members they will be able to send, if needed.
Join a virtual celebration of Dr. King’s life tomorrow evening
The 33rd Anne Arundel MLK Award Ceremony is Friday January 15th @ 6pm. The program will include a performance by the Naval Academy Gospel Choir. 13 local civil and human rights activists will be honored. Viewers can access the program here:
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We break down the day and look ahead at what this means for the nation over the next week, and the next year.
Trump impeached after Capitol riot; historic second charge
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33 But first and most importantly seek (aim at, strive after) His kingdom and His righteousness [His way of doing and being right—the attitude and character of God], and all these things will be given to you also.
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The affected devices are not able to receive a software update that will allow them to stay connected.
Over a dozen T-Mobile devices will not work after January 29th.
Customers were notified on December 18th.
The devices won’t work due to a network update.
The affected devices are not able to receive a software update that will allow them to stay connected.
Contact T-Mobile for an upgrade.
Are you planning on buying a new phone soon? What phone are you interested in getting?
“The only thing stressful about going to SNL was the idea of getting there.”
Airbnb has had a policy of removing guests who are confirmed to be members of hate groups since 2017.
“Funny story : I first bought my mom a LV bag when I was 16 as a birthday present and it’s kinda been a tradition since. Do I call this a full circle moment? Yes,” Naomi Osaka said via Instagram.
The effort is expected to begin later this week.
All is all but certain that President Trump will be impeached a second time.
The Junior League of Prince George’s County is providing women leadership training
The Junior League of Prince George’s County is creating real change by advancing social activism-focused projects that directly benefit the county. By empowering women and providing valuable leadership training, the Junior League of Prince George’s County gives local women the tools to get involved, put their talents to work, and positively impact the community. For more information go here:
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Attack on the U.S. Capitol, impeachment and the rest of the top stories of the week.
She’s been in office for two years and we discuss her achievements and challenges.
The nation’s first female vice president-elect has been photographed for the cover of February’s Vogue magazine, and a vocal chorus on social media is displeased with the images. In the midst of a pandemic, in the aftermath of a riot at the Capitol and during the lead-up to a historic transfer of power that has become violent, what should have been a blissfully distracting, glossy celebration of a barrier-breaking moment has become a cause for disappointment. Not because of what was in the frame, but because of what was absent.
Now Vogue, you tried it!! 😒 Do you feel it was disrespectful for Vogue to use the most casual photo EVER for the cover or does it even matter? What would your expectations have been to celebrate the 1st female Black-South Asian Vice President of the United States??
Trump has arrived in Texas to trumpet his campaign against illegal immigration.
Psalms 107:23-24 | AMP
23 Those who go down to the sea in ships, Who do business on great waters; 24 They have seen the works of the Lord, And His wonders in the deep.
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What’s been your favorite Verzuz battle?
Timbaland and Swizz Beatz have revealed their favorite Verzuz battle.
The two created the platform almost a year ago and have served as hosts for over 20 battles.
During an interview on the Carlos Watson Show, the two admitted that Beenie Man had given the best performance.
The popular battles are far from over. Ashanti will battle Keisha Cole and Anthony Hamilton will take on Musiq Soulchild this weekend.
What’s been your favorite Verzuz battle?
The couple, who confirmed their romance on Instagram on Sunday, “have dated for a few months,” a source tells PEOPLE.
“They spent all the major holidays together in November and December,” says the source. “Lori seems very happy.”
PEOPLE’s reigning Sexiest Man Alive, 33, shared a photo of himself and Harvey, 24, for the first time on Sunday.
Repost from @peninabrown • Well, the ‘Innanets’ have spoken and the double standard is alive and well, y’all. I guess it’s okay for a man to publicly date as often as he chooses, but when a woman does it, she’s everything BUT a child of God lol. Listen, I may not agree with Lori’s dating choices (specifically as it pertains to dating Justin and then Puff bc a father/son combo just doesn’t ever seem like it’s gonna turn out well lol… and then Future 🥴), but what I won’t do, is act like society’s double standard of what a man can do sexually vs what a woman can do ain’t some straight BS. Even if it’s not the way I choose to live my life, personally, I’m going to mind the business that pays me and try hard to be less judgmental. I wish them the best, tbh — and because it’s human nature that we all want to be accepted, heard, seen and loved by somebody, I hope they have found their somebody in each other. Life is hard & love can be complicated… yep, that’s all I got, lol. I hope we all continue to live our best lives… whatever that looks like.
Do you and your friends still go out and celebrate happy hour?
