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Cooking Is Cross-Sectional
Cooking is a home remedy that cures hunger, depression, and misunderstandings. There is nothing like a home cooked meal. When food tastes bad, times are not good. It’s often the determining factor in whether relationships move forward to the next level or if they end abruptly. It’s one of the most comparable domestic attributes that a person can have.
By Madame Iris Lady Creoleabout a year ago in Feast
Free Gifts Are Never Free Spiritually
Never accept free gifts from strangers expecting them to simply be of good intentions. After all, what do they know about you and what do you know about them? If someone gives you a free gift, do they really like you? The answer may be surprising.
By Madame Iris Lady Creoleabout a year ago in Confessions
A Case For Not Living Amongst Extended Family Members
Extended family members are nosey and are more inquisitive than immediate family members who have known you all of your life. Even if you grew up with your extended family members, there always seems to be this sense of competition between you and that immediate family branch. Is it fair? No. Is it evitable? Yes.
By Madame Iris Lady Creoleabout a year ago in Psyche
Dear Punk Girl, You Can Still Be A Goddess
I often tell ‘punk’ girls about the history of punk rock and heavy metal in the United States. I’m a 80’s baby who used to mess up my hair while watching bands like Scorpions, Aerosmith, and RATT. On the other hand, I used to mess my hair up on Friday nights while listening to Johnny Kemp’s song, “Just Got Paid.” The punk rock community was known for being one of lower socio-economic idiosyncrasies, leading young women to believe that in order to be part of it, you had to accept low vibrational careers, relationships, and trajectories. Well, you don’t.
By Madame Iris Lady Creoleabout a year ago in Viva
