Fatherhood Stories: Store Bought
I learned that you just can’t fake kids out with store bought love. Even if it is a little late and a little less in your mind, anything done by the heart of your hands is always going to be the best.
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- Et tu Mater? (You Too Mama?)
- Keep The Change
- Suicide by Friendship
- A LETTER: In The Shade of The Son
- (NO) LOVE ALWAYS
- Inquire Within
- A LETTER: Facing Faith, Family, & Fear
- Black Lives Chatter
- Some 411 Before Your Next 911
- BLACK LIVES MATTER BEGINS AT CONCEPTION
- A Letter: Confessions from a True Friend
- Empty Nest
- PART VI: A Postscript- My Journey Home
- PART V: And Miles To Go Before I Sleep
- PART IV: ReBoot
- PART III: If I Should Die Before I Wake
- PART II: On The Day I Died
- PART I: I Guess You Wonder Where I’ve Been
- So Are You…
- A Letter I Sent Today To a White Girl Trying to Hit Me Up
- The Seeds of Forgiveness are Rooted in Accountability
- The Ties That Bind
- Fatherhood Stories: ComeAlong Home- The Last Day of Laughter
- Oh How We Danced- In Memory Of Gene Gene the Dancing Machine
- THANKS NEO: You Are An Inspiration to So Many
- Sweet Aisle of Prayer
- Fatherhood Stories: My Son Is Getting Married
- It’s Not Easy
- A LETTER: What Motivates Neo?
- The Lonely Sleep