Showing posts with label Ethiopia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ethiopia. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

FOUR in a MIRROR.


Ethiopian woman of the Borana people.




European Playboy model, Angie, is an ideal dreamt into presence!


Esha Gupta is an Indian film actress, model, and former Miss India International of 2007. 


Erykah Badu's hat cocked ace deuce & a quarter.
photo by Rober Kisby on Getty Images. 2011.




Sunday, September 9, 2018

the Calibre of...


Exquisite beauty of an Ethiopian woman.


"Exploring one's being is in essence essential to discovering what lies within the soul's shadows created by the light that followed us from before our births through the birth canal to our lives on Earth, our Mother. . ." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 




Eva Mendes brings to mind the importance and the simplicity of elegance. In her time, it was a commodity. For the upcoming generation it is loss to an ever shrinking consciousness about femininity and grace as a natural state maturity embodies... - Gregory E. Woods, (Dawn Wolf) Keeper of Stories 9/5/18


Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Tiffany Haddish




Tiffany Haddish onstage clowning.


Tiffany Sarac Haddish is an American dancer, comedian and actress. Haddish is the oldest of five children. She is of Ethiopian Jewish, Eritrean and African American descent. She cared for her younger siblings while her mother worked overnight at the post office. In 1988 her mother was in a car accident and went through the windshield of her car; this caused or triggered her schizophrenia. When Haddish was 13 her family was split up and the children put into foster care before her grandmother was awarded custody. Still damaged, Haddish constantly was in trouble at school. Finally her social worker gave her an ultimatum: go to psychiatric therapy or Laugh Factory Comedy Camp. The camp was the outlet for her pain and her passion for comedy was sparked.







comediennes Tiffany Haddish and Gary Owen




Tiffany Haddish

 

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Look Into Her Life



Skin Diamond seated proper !!!!

Skin Diamond

 
Skin Diamond is the stage name of an American pornographic actress and nude model. Diamond was born in Ventura, California and is of Ethiopian, Danish, Yugoslavian, Czech, and German descent. She moved to Scotland when she was about three or four years old and lived there for twenty years. She was raised in Dunfermline where her parents moved as missionaries. Her father is American actor Rodd Christensen, who is known in the UK for playing Spencer in children's series Balamory. She appeared in Balamory as a child, alongside her only sister, Heather.

 

Monday, October 28, 2013

ETHIOPIAN WOMEN

Ethiopian traditional dress

"Takes the breath away Ethiopian women do. I've asked myself many times, "How?", and came to an answer. The energies of a People never conquered by the Europeans is vital, and mingled with a fire, and creation stories unable to relate to conquered, and defeated mentalities. It is a probe, their presence into who one is as an African, and what it means to be free, and embolden with the powers to tell the truth to self. I know there is more, but to capture it with words is pointless in many audiences because for Americans and African-Americans the subject of freedom is so full of contradictions and rife with illogical mingling of subjugation that discerning what makes up the mystique of Ethiopians is as difficult as trying to change a tire with one hand!" - Gregory E. Woods 3.18.13

photoAfrican Heritage City

John Johnson, Bill Cosby & Jesse Jackson are great Pathfinders, great men.


Friday, December 10, 2010

SISTERHOOD




Sacred Sisters from Ethiopia

banished and branded
stolen and stranded
shackled and enslaved
starved and depraved
yet Her Life refused the grave
Her Spirit lifts every Ocean wave.
Sacred Sisters on the Sun rising
Sacred Sisters of the Moon tides
Sacred Sisters of Midnights womb
Sacred Sisters of Morning in bloom.
Don't write our Sister cousins off
Transformative, Earth be warned that if
Mother Africa's Daughters rise again
Sing a simple song of freedoms refrain.
Honour our Sister cousins this divine day
Sacred Sisters of Ethiopa's Heart we pray.
Sacredly bind us. Sacredly gather us.
Sacredly unify us. In Sacred Oneness.
We Know Life will Re Grow
Singing up Hope into Flow
You didn't know, that you
didn't know and so it goes.
Sun rises and Moon's glow
Pregnant tides transform
New Days Dawn
Sister cousins are born
into a miracle lit Storm.
Welcome Sister cousins
Welcome the unborn
Welcome.   by Mereana Taki