Hello honeeyz!!!!
I miss you guys tremondously. It's been 2 whole weeks since we last chatted and I so apologize for the delay. This thing called life grabbed a hold of me and shook me nearly half to death over these past two weeks. My goodness! I'll try my best to not allow that to happen again, or at least fight back and try to get a post or two in during the beating. The reality is that I, like most Power Chicks, but unlike many successful celebrity bloggers, don't have the luxury of time to blog full-time without managing a "real" job that pays me so that I can pay all the bills, but Lord knows I'd love for that opportunity to grace me in the very near future. Anyways, I've been balancing the Christmas holiday coming and going over the past few weeks, but I also have been working like a straight up crazy person....15hour days and nearly 70hours per week has been pretty typical for me. While it's looking like this grueling schedule will persist, I promise to do a better job of making sure you honeeyz and guys get your nutrients here at Milk and Honeeyz. But there's some good news yet... although I haven't had the luxury to rant and rave on a daily basis, it has definitely been on my mind and in my head and I have several drafted posts, memos on my iPhone, notes scribbled on my notepad, points jotted in my iPad, and drafts via email in my inbox so I have enough material to get us back on track and keep us going!
First up, it's only fitting to address the next impending event....New Years! There are two things that come to mind immediately when I think of this holiday, Goals and Celebrating! However, It seems that some are trying to create a new trend (or at least I've seen it on Facebook quite often and it makes me smh and laugh every time), which is to denounce resolutions and say they are doing something better than that. I'd love to know exactly what that is b/c any fool should know that walking around without goals, desires, plans, dreams, particularly unwritten, is why they are a fool instead of an accomplished and motivated individual. I'm no fool so I happily set resolutions every year, most of which I keep and make a good faith effort in accomplishing. Some fall by the wayside or get reworked in time but I always have a plan and I always go down my list checking things off and I always evaluate my progress before the end of the year. There is nothing like starting a brand new year off with a brand new mind frame, regardless of how well or how poorly the preceeding year was. If you put 20 progressive and beneficial things on your list but only half stick, you are 50% better off than you were last year rather than not b/c you were too busy pretending like you are above setting resolutions.
More ranting and raving, a list of my goals for 2012 and pics from Christmas after the break>>>




