Akwaaba.

Welcome one, welcome all to a blog like no other. Take a journey through the complicated mind of a young woman. A young woman who is caught in a matrix of understanding what is going on inside her...decoding what is going on around her. Born in Ghana and raised in the United States...i have had the opportunity to experience the best of both worlds. Outspoken that i am. Complicated that i am also but i accept all of that and take it all in stride. I am not perfect, i could never be. THAT MEANS that i burp when i eat. I mis-spell words and forget to use grammar check! I crack jokes that at times are not funny. I can be extremely irritable and annoying. I trip when i am walking and i may just get an occasional booger in my nose. But hey what can i say...I AM ONLY HUMAN! My friends say i am goofy my friends say i am crazy but they have no choice but to love me. I love everything from music to movies, makeup and clothes. So conversations are never dull. DOnT DULL PEOPLE!

I have started this blog in the hopes that other young Africans out there that are fighting to cope with the loneliness of being away from home...or have friends or relatives who they can't express themselves to and connect with...can have someone who understands EXACTLY what they are going through because i have either gone through it already or I am currently going through the same thing!

Feel free to voice your opinions, feel free to rant back cause at the end of the day...we all just want to be a part of something. Something bigger than ourselves. It is time for us to become leaders of global movements. But before we do that we must first understand each other...And that is exactly what this blog is aimed at doing. If you love it GREAT! Pass the LINK on to a friend...if not...pass the link on anyway....

At the end of the day everything that is said on this blog is my own opinion. My HONEST I am not working for any top secret government agencies nor am I on a mission to take over the world...i just want to be able to express myself. DON'T YOU?

So then "LET ME SPEAK."