Tracey Lee Alana Dimsoy. There are so many things I could say to tell the people how I feel about having you for a friend. I met you in my sophomore year at Claflin, and we worked together as RAs under Ms. Livingston in Kleist Hall (the BEST hall lol). From long nights behind the … Continue reading Grateful for Grace

Picture it. Columbia. 2020. I'm walking to Cantina for some well deserved veggie tacos. I'm waiting at the crosswalk for the man to tell us that it's safe for us to go across. There are a couple of other people around me, and as the light turns indicating it is our time, I check my … Continue reading Walk/Don’t Walk

I've known Nia my entire life. Actually, I've known her for her entire life since I'm the older sister. Sisters are a beautiful addition to any woman's life. Whether they are biological (that's you Nia!), from a sorority (skee-wee my Sorors!), or friends who will last a lifetime, sisters are the ones that hold us … Continue reading Facing My Goliath

Think of songs on a CD. Sometimes when you play a song frequently, the CD forms a scratch on its surface where that song is encoded. When you play the song again, you may find that there's a part that skips. The other songs are fine, though, and even the rest of that song is … Continue reading Sitting with the Skip