Son-shine on Your Shoulders

 GOOD SON-DAY!!! GREAT PERFORMANCES FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, PEOPLE: HE LOVES YOU REGARDLESS From the start of my existence, Lord saw it fit to surround me an abundance of sisters.  It started with of seven them in my formative years and after 1980 that numbered more than doubled to a count 16,  I love them all. As know, Jo and I connected with one in New York City. It was a great time for all.  We literally ran the streets taking in the sites.  I even ran them ragged going to every possible attraction on the densely populated  island.  Even to the point where they were "no, mas", but I pushed and pushed them to ensure the trip was completed and there would be no regrets.  I think it is fair to say that was accomplished. This was important to me to show my value as this trip was originally classified as a "SISTERS" trip.  Meaning, no menfolk are desired because it disrupts the flow of sisterhood bonding.  I get it.  I could not attend t...

  Anyway is a GOOD SON-DAY!   Packed in Purple Juice Yes, Now Go and Do the Same . . . with Passion The Holidays allow me time to catch up on some shows on my playlist.   One of them is Abbott Elementary.   I binge watched 1.5 seasons of the show.   The premise of the show is about a teacher, Janine Teagues (Quinta Brunson), who is fresh out of college and taking on her first teaching job at Philadelphia's Willard R. Abbott Elementary School, a predominantly black, underfunded, and mismanaged Philadelphia public school. Janine is naïve but passionate about the second grade kids she teaches. She will do anything to meet the needs of her kids. She works with a experienced kindergarten self-righteous teacher Barbara Howard (Sheryl Lee Ralph---The Mighty Quinn),   a tough South-Philly second grade teacher Melissa Schemmenti, a narcissistic school principal Ava Coleman, and recent substitute hire Gregory Eddie (Tyler James Williams----Everyone Hates Chris...