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Ok cool. Lol. I know I can be very opinionated.

Funny, as a child I was pretty sassy- "you're not my mother" type.
(only for a short while though, my mom cured me, lol).
 Umph. I hate kids like that lol! For real.

I was everybody's little girl though.
Now, that you have reminded me, there was something I loved about older girls my sisters' age.  Probably the same reasons as you had.
There were 2 in particular I loved and I would sit beside them in church on Sundays. Alternating. Smh.

When I was a kid my mom didn't let us venture far but, she would let us have "Sunday dinner" with a few "select" friends after church.  We had youth sevice on Sunday nights and so it was only for a few hours.

This particular Sunday, I asked to go home with an older girl (lord we really are the same person ha!) that my older brother was dating and later married. She was trying to impress my brother when she invited me.
I was 7yrs old- no older.

Anyway, once I got to her house I noticed it was in such disarray.
While waiting on dinner, I was playing with a little ball that got lost and after being exasperated at not finding it I said,  "it's really dirty here" or something equally obnoxious.  I also think I told her it was boring.
Awful experience actually, lol.

Weeks later, I was playing outside without shoes on - something my mom forbade us to do and so when she pulled up in the driveway that particular day and shook her finger at me  Lol,  I started running to the house to get my shoes- surely this is what she was upset about.
 Girl, she had seen my bros, GF's mom at the market and she told her what I had said.
She made me feel so bad. I may have gotten a spanking -  It was very rare if so but my mom did not tolerate disrespect in any form. I don't remember that part but, I just remember how bad I felt after. I felt so stupid and never realized I had hurt someone's feelings by what I had said.

After that, even at that age I became really sensitive about just always saying what I was thinking or hurting people with my opinions. Lol.

I often wondered where that little girl went. I guess nowhere. Hahaha.  I just channeled it differently but I am still very sensitive to people's feelings.

I'll take your word for the vibe of the article.
I did catch the part where they said Kenya was not trying to say she got engaged. People are stupid anyway. Why would that be the only evidence you needed to think someone was engaged even weeks after the tweet.

The jury is still out for me too on James and Jaimi. Don't trust them. Something's not right. We may not know WHAT yet, just like you said but something's there.

@ Vivica.  I saw a colorful ad/invite for an Easter Sunday service where she was speaking.  It was  posted on her twitter way back when.   So, I figure this was something she does- like Phaedra. Probably got the idea from her.

You know she took an offering from those numb skulls - and anyone who would show up to hear her speak about anything regarding how to live your life in accordance to the Bible is a numb skull.
"God bless you darling" does not qualify you to preach a sermon. Anyone who would show up for a service to hear someone invoke a scripture on one side of their mouth and call someone a Trick out of the other needs their heads checked.  Weak minded People. SMDH

Yep. Janet double sealed her Hollywood fate. There was already a nail in that coffin. Her dumb behind
went and put crazy glue around the edges.

She is a dangerous woman. I saw an interview not long ago that she did where I guess her crazy rep was not yet known.

She always starts out sounding sane enough like most crazy people often do but, by the middle of it you could see one of the chicks eyes start to dart around like - Okaaaay, anybody else think her elevator is stuck on the second floor?
When they cut the interview Janetvjust kept talking, trying to get out all that warped mess she is always spouting.

I can imagine the conversation they had about her later.

Janet  is a very charming, regal lady until the crazy comes out. I see how Kenya may have been fooled by her.
I relish the day she realizes the mistake she made.

 You're right @ Kordell.   
I knew that was a very skewed story Porsha was telling.  Her stories barely made sense,  him letting her know via twitter that he was divorcing her, BS

He may have been controlling but we now see why. She couldn't go to the strip clubs and be in certain environments because he knew that  he married a ho.  He knew where he found her.
 He was trying to give her another experience and he knew she could be influenced.

A man who puts YOUR mother in a nice home is not a bad person by any stretch. A controlling man shuts your family out- instead of embracing them.

A mother in-law certainly doesn't feel comfortable enough to bring a pizza into his bedroom and eat it on his white sofa- even if it does partially belong to her daughter.  They obviously felt at home. Perhaps a bit too much.

Porsha is a liar & we see where she ended up. Kordell is definitely thanking his lucky stars.

Heck yeah, @ listening to your mother.

My niece who is my BF is very successful - a VP at her company and a pretty girl but does not have a lot of success with relationships. 
She is such a good person too. She has all the right stuff but, amongst other things she sure picks losers.

I see things so clearly- not because I am smarter but because I am older.
She always says "I am the younger version of you so tell me what the wiser me should do."
She wants advice and she listens but she's still going to do what she wants.  I sure wish she would really listen.   Sigh...

So funny @ your son and that 2 year age difference but its true.

On the flip side, my sister who is only 3 years older than me wanted NOTHING to do with my sister and I outside of family until we were around 18 and then the gap gradually closed in.  She was totally uninterested. Lol! 
 & you broke the ages down relative to compatibility  perfectly. We all get there:

"In the early years another two or three years take on a much greater significance. I find that it extends to your twenties, until you turn about 28 or 2, that’s when you realize, “Hey, I’m not old and I’m already pushing 30.”

My 29 year old nephew just came to this realization and expressed your very words almost verbatim.

Speaking of that 3 year difference, I just came to the realization that my sister was the odd man out. She was too old for my sister and I and too young for my 3 oldest sisters.
She was the problem child. I see why she struggled. I feel bad!  Lol! I'm laughing but I mean it. Lol.

I love her. She is the most real, down to earth, funniest, say the darnedest things out of her mouth, person you could ever meet.
..And the most affirming. Always a compliment and encouraging. If you need a boost she's got one for you. Chilled and waiting.
On the other hand,  Will get her feelings hurt in a heart beat. But will hurt yours in a millisecond. Hahaha.
Whew. That girl. Lol.
She is the one who would and STILL does have us scattering for the exits whenever we have on our "Sunday best"  and trying to be composed because she has said something inappropriate   Lol.

I finally figured out her struggle though.  As close as we all were,  I think she felt she didn't belong anywhere in our family structure. She had no "buddy.". Especially since my mother was so strict about what we could do outside of her. Wild.
Whole "nother" story. Lol

Wow. I love your story about your oldest sister.
I know that feeling when I could steal time away by myself with mine but,  it was not for long. There were so many of us.
It must have been nice not to have to share. Lol.  Your relationship sounds very special.

You think I write like a novelist?  I consider that a compliment of the highest order coming from you, GetReal, really. As you KNOW how I feel about yours.
Can't wait to see you soar in that regard.

LMAO @ you sliding off the pew onto the floor.  Girl, You tryn' to shut the whole service down. Lolololol.
We would have all been layed out for sure.
You would have had to fake it and act like you were in the spirit!  Hahahaha!  Soooo funny.

Funny as hell @ leaving and not coming back. 
I know that feeling. Hahaha.
We have definitely done that.

@ that wedding reception - girrrrl- that's some mess right there.

"Well, you already know that Mary was in the mood to dance, too."

Hahahaha!  Girl, this is just hilarious. I know what you mean by not being able to tell her to stop following you. Being too nice can get you into some situations you'd prefer not to be in. Lol  She would have ticked me off, though. 
You should have faked a sprain or something. Hahaha.

I'm surprised the two of you weren't cracking up over in the corner somewhere but, of course you couldn't because ole mush butt would have been right over there slapping her knee too without even knowing why. People like that irk me. Lolol.

So true ,though. My best memories are all centered around lots of laughter. 

Ok. Article time. Cynthia's party for Noelle with David Tutera.
Hmmmmm. I see Brentt. She bednot be friends with Nene. Lol

David Tutera Filmed An Episode of Celebrations On Thursday In The ATL

Photo Instagram

Porsha fans, who are, of COURSE, window lickers think that Porsha did not want to go. Oh sweetie. RHOA is all about kids and husbands next season.

Here we see Nene’s son Brentt, Kandi’s daughter Riley and the focus of the episode, Noelle, Cynthia Bailey’s daughter.

Um, I try not to discuss the churren… but um…


http://tamaratattles.com/2015/06/13/david-tutera-filmed-an-episode-of-celebrations-on-thursday-in-the-atl/