Happy Valentine's Day Suckaaaa's

- Happy Valentine's Day. Ahh who am I kidding? Valentine's Day sucks. There's no doubt about it. Everyone is running around advertising, and announcing their love and guaranteeing their eternal emotion and devotion for one another. It makes me sick to my stomach. I honestly believe if someone genuinely cared and was concerned about you. You would see and hear it more often than once a year. I mean think about it, every year, you're presented with a cheap box of chocolates, CVS flowers, and a .99 cent Valentine card picked by the blind. Is it just a cover up for all the wrong doings in the relationship? Don't get me wrong. I am not a single woman grilling everyone else who is dating. I'm just being me: real. I someone to love me based upon their personal choice and feelings, not because some heart shaped holiday card sponsored by Hallmark forced them. Anyways, hope everyone enjoyed their day. <3

What's the Big Deal?

- "Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ... Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ... And the star- spangled banner in triumph shall wave. O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!" We've all heard these words before.  It is traditionally played at the beginning of public sports events and orchestral concerts in the United States, as well as other public gatherings. This year it was sung during Barack Obama's Presidential Inauguration. The National Anthem is often criticized for the way it's sung, whether done bad, or lip synced. Unfortunately Beyoncé was a victim of lip syncing. Word spread like wild fire through radio play, and he say, she say, which eventually led to a press conference about whether she did it or not. She was more than happy to admit to it and was satisfied with her performance. I personally didn't understand the dramatics over if she did it and why. We've all witnessed Beyoncé sing hundreds of time without lip syncing and she sounds astounding each and every time, so what's the big deal? She's proven her credibility more than once. People seem to never be satisfied. So may I ask again, what's the big deal?