""Real Talk"

I love young people and their "fresh" expressions.  I especially like it when I am caught using one of "their" expressions correctly, with the right syntax and melody.  I am amused by the fact that the younger generation think they have some lock on language or expressions.  Instantly many people become judgmental and accuse "us" of trying to be "hip" or accepted.  Language is simply one form of communication.  "Real talk" sounds cool and you easily get the point.  But some will judge me and say; "That old woman! really?"

I keep telling you there is no script! My brain is not in your head!  Just who are we to judge anyone?  Jesus told us not to judge.  Don't judge by color, race, religion, lack of religion, size, or age!  Don't judge!   Do live and let love.  Stop with the name calling and disdain.  Stop joining groups to point pointy fingers at others.  Get that beam out of your eye before you come after me.

Children! "Time changes all things!".  This life here is a vapor! You can lose it or louse it up in a heartbeat!  One tiny infraction can lead to a life of pain, misery and regret.  I keep telling young people that "youth" is fleeting.  It is indeed a vapor.

When I was young and fine, full of energy and vigor I never had any idea what "tired" was.  I truly mean tired.  Tired in let me set down in this chair while I water the grass.  My hair turned grey overnight. Still dissatisfied, I want it to turn completely white. (Snow white with a fresh "young" haircut)

So what am I trying to convey to you today?

#1 Put GOD first! That is a must! Don't wait and use your spirituality as an emergency kit.  Seek Him now in everything that you do!  And thank Him! Thank Him in advance for leading and guiding you.

#2 Never be ashamed of who or what you are.  Do not wait until you are a particular size, have had certain surgeries to finally love yourself.  Love yourself right now! Love yourself enough to be kind, to be loving.  Treat people the way you want to be treated.

#3 Have no part of jealousy or envy.  It is cancerous.  It will eat the fragile fabric of your relationship away. It will lead to ruin.  Open your eyes and ears.  See your mistakes.   Take responsibility for your own actions.

#4 Trust GOD! Hang all of your hope and faith on the LORD.

I do hope and pray that my readers and supporters clearly pick up on the willful spirit of rebellion that was alive and well in Martha down to her last 87 year old breath.  She could never be corrected!  She was never wrong!  She was a bully and she fully embraced that ignorant nonsense about color and hair.  I know now it was because that was all she had.  Much too evil to ever have a "normal" husband and home full of children she deliberately chose to torture and confuse.  I say it was deliberate because she deliberately chose satan to be her god, her mentor.  Poor Martha did falsely believe she was actually smarter than her father.  She had the nerve to be secretly ashamed of him for being a poor tobacco farmer.  Man! did she get it wrong?  Got it wrong and kept it wrong for 87 years!  She only pretended to believe all that "crap" he said about Jesus.

If you knew Martha, your money was her money.  You may have enjoyed her company for a time.  But the truth is her pain became overs\whelming.  I did my part.  I do thank her for her awful mistreatment because no one will ever mistreat me again! Real talk.

As an older person I will tell all young people; pay attention!  Learn from your mistakes quickly.  Treat everyone the way you want to be treated.

Have a blessed day children!  Yes, you do have to choose and choose wisely.  There is no fence setting.  You are either for GOD or against Him.  Real talk.


May GOD's Grace, Mercy and Truth engulf you, cloak you and keep you in Perfect Peace,
Rachel Gwendolyn (the exceedingly proud granddaughter of a great Patriarch, JEROME WALTERS)

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