School is back in session! It is time to hit the books and study hard to make them the good grade. For some kids, this is the beginning of a fun and free routine. If you are Haitian, this is the start of the 3 L’s in a Haitian household. In the summer it was two L’s now that school has started it is and will remain La Kay (pronounced La-Kie), Lekòl (pronounced Le-cull) and Legliz (pronounced Le-gleez).

Sleepovers we all had them as kids. Being able to go to your friend’s house and have fun staying up all night playing games. They were all the rage. If you’ve been to a sleepover, then you know the level of fun I am talking about. Unless you are Haitian, then NO, you don’t know what I am talking about. Because Haitians don’t do sleepovers and here’s why.

Food is for the Body. The Body runs on Food, As a Haitian, I respect this fact. Let me explain. 

Minimum wage is going to be 15.00now, What in the world, this is both a good and bad thing. Let me explain.

As a black person in America, nothing hurts more than getting racial profiled. These are a few of the stories that I experienced first hand.

We've all been there, in the drive-through by yourself ready to order 2 meals for yourself, while pretending that the other meal is for someone else. I've been there and you've been there and these are my stories.

The church faces a lot of judgment when it comes to money and their work in the community. I teamed up with the Fully Charged Podcast to talk about this.

Let's be honest, some of us grew up with rats and roaches and did not talk about it. It's one thing to have them and act like you don't have them and it's another thing to not have them and talk about when you did. These are some of my stories. Time to be honest.

Is it really wrong to joke with your kids, students or campers? I think It is okay, and a great way of building real relationships. Here are my reasons why.

In America there are different standards for white people and people of color. These are just a few thoughts that comes to mind.