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@JadoreFashions Well, I can't help you there then. LOL.
May 17, 2012, 7:41 am@pamilerin4me Yes, me! Why not, if not?
May 17, 2012, 7:27 amYes, she was :-) RT @pamilerin4me: @verastic was born in Russia?
May 17, 2012, 7:26 amMe too! RT @ediski: @Traceyellle @verastic @taynement I luv d sarcastic emoticon!!!
May 17, 2012, 7:26 amYou can be listening to #TheVerasticShow lol! RT @JadoreFashions: LOL! I hope I can seat through mine
May 17, 2012, 7:25 amIt's the season of weddings, events, and more weddings and events. So naturally, celebrants and organizers are on the look out for all kinds of vendors: caterers, DJs, decorators, live band, videographers, MCs, tailors, hair dressers, make-up artists, and of course, photographers. Luckily for you, I know one heck of a photographer. Meet PaOsin, wedding photographer extraordinaire.
Buy Art & Fashion, Inspired by Africa!
Africa’s most dynamic high street is now online. Launched in February 2012, African High Street is home to several African designers and artists including Iconola, Mar y Sol, MODCHIC Couture and Myne Whitman.
AHS products fall under five main categories:
;All of our showcased products have one thing in common – they are from and/or inspired by Africa, its culture and its art.
When sex happens, it happens. Come Friday, March 23rd, Jesus House Baltimore will be hosting a very different kind of Friday night. You don't want to miss it. As in, you really, really don't want to miss it.From interviews to videos to stories to food to music, and much more. The event starts at 6:30 PM.
Details when you continue. Read more
SPROUTERS is now accepting applications for her 2012 online mentorship program. And the program is absolutely FREE.
We would like to invite all interested teenage girls, between the age of ten and twenty, who have a passion for creative writing, to submit an application for Nigeria’s pioneer online mentorship program. Read more
In a previous post that I now do not remember, I mentioned The Seun Akinsanya Project. I don't know if I made a written promise or not, but I know that in my heart, I vowed to come back and tell you more about The Seun Akinsanya Project. Today is the day. But to better say what it is that I'm trying to say, I have also included audio. My hope now is that the audio does more harm than good. Don't hurt my feelings. Tell me the audio rocks. Tell me my voice is sexy. Flattery will get you (and me) everywhere. Read more
Sharita Daniels Obiora was my first political candidate interviewee. We had a wonderful and informative thirty-minute show today on Verastically Speakin'. Sharita is running for the office of Baltimore City Council (in District 2).
A lot of people don't know I'm Igbo. They think I'm either Yoruba or Middle-Belt Nigerian, and I can't say I blame them much. Ezimora isn't the most Igbo name. It's not like Okoroafor or Nnamdi. And those that don't know my last name assume that I'm Yoruba because of my association: Funmie, Busola, Ajoke --- and the likes. I can't blame them either. If I wasn't so sure, I would think I'm a Yoruba girl, too. Whenever I meet an Igbo person, it's like a treat to me, but this isn't about me. This is about Umu Igbo Unite.
