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| Mz Coko likes being Fly... and Mz Coko likes talking about stuff other than clothes... cuz that's what 'Intellectuals' do. Plus Mz Coko has a slight case of ADD and can not stay on one topic... so whatever Mz Coko feels like talking about (something along the lines of fashion and black folk issues) is what is gonna get talked about.
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Name: Coko Mulan
Home: Detroit, MI, United States
About Me: 23. Christian. TheDazzleCartelFounder.SalonZeroDegrees.AccessoryFreak. ShoeAddict. UniversityOfMichiganAlumni. BigSister. Daughter. AttitudeProblem. Comedienne. Shop-a-holic. Intellectual(Duh). Opinionated
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Wednesday, June 13, 2007 |
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| What Happens When You Move In Fear? |
Well... I haven't been feeling like posting lately... My personal life has been f-ed up to the point where I don't want to talk about it... ANYWAY... One of my dearest friends sent this to my e-mail.. So I figured I would share it...
What Happens when we move in fear?
Failure leads to a bitter harvest. You do not need to be wealthy.
But the harvest for not fully manifesting and birthing the dream that God has
planted in you is not simply lack of wealth. It is bitterness and anger for your
entire life. That is the curse you afflict yourself with when you allow fear to
stop you from throwing yourself into a dilemma and letting God pull you out. If
you don’t take risks, you leave God out of the picture. Until there is
uncertainty in your life, you will not see God. It is possible to budget God out
of your life entirely, to play it so safe that God is never called to intervene
in your affairs. When that happens, you will fail to birth the purpose that God
had in mind for you. If you fail to birth, you will live in anger.
That is no way to live. When you allow fear to stunt the potential God placed
in you, you will create your own Hell. You will lash out at others who are
taking giant steps in your small world. You will start acting like a victim when
you could have been a victor. That’s why those who cannot be creators become
critics: they need to break down those who have achieved what they could not so
they can make themselves feel less impotent. Your greatest enemies are those to
whom you are a reminder of what they could have been. When you are successful,
you will make enemies, because you will serve as a constant sting to the pride
of those who could not achieve what you have achieved. No one wants a reminder
of his failures. Remember, there is no supernatural intervention from God in the
safety zone. You have to sail away from shore. Double the dream you have been
nurturing and your harvest will double!
Walter Starghill, Sr.Labels: Friends, Religious |
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007 |
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| Help Find Stepha Henry |
I've been gone for a minute... had a show over the weekend... and i'm exhausted.. so much drama.. neway
Thanks to DC speaks for alerting me (he was alerted by CreoleDC) to this story via his blog about a young woman named Stepha Henry...
Missing persons reports about people of color, particularly young women and children, don't receive nearly the amount of coverage in traditional media as they should. As a part of the blogosphere, we want to do our part to help. If you feel so inclined, please do the same by posting this young woman's photo. Someone might see the photo and be able to provide valuable information to the police. It takes a village...
Here's the news account of what happened:
The family of a woman who disappeared from a Fort Lauderdale nightclub pleaded for the public to come forward with leads.
In quiet, grief-stricken voices, family members of a girl missing since last weekend's Memorial Day celebrations made a public plea for any information regarding her whereabouts.
Stepha Henry, 22, was last seen partying at Peppers Cafe, located on 3828 N. University Dr. in Fort Lauderdale, at 1 a.m. May 29.
Steve and Sylvia Henry flew down this week from their home in New York to help search for their child.
''I'm going to stay in Florida until I find my daughter,'' Sylvia Henry said Wednesday, speaking at Miami-Dade police headquarters.
As Miami-Dade homicide detectives joined the search, police said they would work around the clock to find her.
Henry, a recent graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, flew down from New York for Memorial Day weekend to celebrate her sister's 16th birthday. The Henry sisters had been staying with their aunt and cousin in Miami Gardens for the weekend and planned to fly home May 29.
The night before she disappeared, Henry told her family she was getting a ride to Peppers from a friend. Her sister stayed home.
A videotape taken by a promotional group at Peppers shows Henry at the club.
But she never made it home.
Calls placed to Henry's cell phone went straight to her voice mail. The petite woman was last seen wearing a black dress with a white tank top underneath and brown heels. She was carrying a brown clutch purse. Henry, who has long bronze hair, is 5'2'' and 110 pounds.
''It's been very hard. She is not the kind of girl to run off. If anyone has seen her, I am asking that you please come forward,'' Henry's mother said Wednesday.
Emily Chin's family owns Peppers Cafe.
''No one at Peppers knows anything,'' said Emily Chin, whose family owns Peppers Cafe. ''I just hope that her mother finds her.'' Chin added that Peppers employees didn't know Henry was missing until they saw her story in the news.
A vigil was held at Henry's college campus in New York Wednesday, the school said in a news release.
Miami-Dade Detective Roy Rutland said police are looking for information regarding the driver of a dark-colored four-door Acura Integra, who picked Henry up at her aunt's house.
Anyone with information can call Miami-Dade Det. Brigette Robert at 305-418-7200 or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477. Labels: Stepha Henry |
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