• Teaspoon and Pound

    As of this writing I a mom of an almost 6-year-old child. I’m also an actress and producer in my late 30′s. I am the youngest of four siblings and the only girl. I’m a graduate of Temple University with a degree in Psychology. I was pre-med, but Organic Chemistry made minced meat of me. Just kidding…kinda. I believe in the Law of Attraction, work hard at being a great mom and am optimistic that I will be able to execute my ideals into a highly profitable business.
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    • “Am I Black?” – A Response to CNN’s Black in America 5

      Tonight I took my daughter to an advanced screening of CNN’s Black in America 5 – Who is Black in America? I went for a variety of reasons, but most of all to support a Philadelphia scholar and visionary, Dr. Yaba Blay. I had the pleasure of producing an interview of Yaba a few years [...]

    • Helpless, but Hopeful

      Raging helplessness! That’s what I feel tonight. It’s been a long day, but when I got home and saw that friends had finally gotten online to post updates from the impact of Hurricane Sandy I just felt helpless. So much devastation and destruction. I felt my friend’s screams via social media that the emergency response [...]

    • Time for a Fresh Start – Teaspoon & Pound Media, LLC.

      Sometimes in life things don’t turn out the way you plan. When that happens, you make an assessment, make some decisions and move on. Today, in the midst of the biggest storm the East Coast has seen in a while – Hurricane Sandy, is the day I launched my new production company, Teaspoon & Pound [...]

    • Happy 5th Anniversary to Me!

      When it’s been a while, it takes something big to get me back in the groove of things. I’m not sure I’m back in the groove, but I’m definitely celebrating some thing big. Today I realized that it’s been just about 5 years since I left my ex-husband, house in New York and old life [...]

    • When Daddy’s Not Around

      There’s a little tug in my heart as we get ready for this year’s Father/Daughter Dance at my little one’s school. I’m eternally grateful to have a loving older brother who steps in to fill the father role for my daughter on nights like this one, but it still hurts a bit. It hurts her [...]

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