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Maturity is a charm and a judge in an older woman who knows a great deal about herself,
who can see what you don't know about your own self.
This is the benefit of being an older, wise and sexy woman.
-Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories



Bianca Beauchamp

Bianca Beauchamp in a jazzuci.

"It is an interesting idea the return of innocence, but is it possible in certain moments that innocence returns to us in the joy of play for a visit, a temporary stay?" - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5.17.16




















Mariah Carey's sexual intensity increased after birthing children. Wearing a pair of shiny black T-bar platform stilettos & a huge black floppy hat with white edging creates a ensemble for an ideal body. Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories

 

High Craft of Two Singers

Ninel Herrera Conde (born September 29, 1970) is a Mexican singer, actress,
and TV host known for her performances in Rebelde, Fuego En La Sangre and Mar De Amor.

Mariah Carey sings Christmas hits for first of 6 performances
at Beacon Theater Dec. 15, 2014 in NYC

 

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Mosito Calenton

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PARENTING in TRUTH 

It is hard to gauge the strength of moral character in the face, or in front of your sexual fetish; whatever it may be. What is difficult is restraining yourself. Some boys and men have never seen an example of restraint believing wholeheartedly pussy/women are to be taken. If it is warm and wet and she hints at intercourse, take it! If you imagine switching places, and there is a large homosexual man on the prowl, and you as a 17 year old boy are his fetish what do you face with him taking you from behind? He feels the way you feel about sex, and taking what he wants. How would you feel in the moment, and afterwards with him spent and relieved, and you sore and defiled?

This happens a lot. It is frightening. It is everywhere. This scenario is an indescribable terror silenced by the fanfare of Gay activism currently en vogue selecting what topics will be discussed from their agenda for validation, and acceptance. But, the question Elders pose is simple and profound. Who will protect the children? Who will protect innocence and the innocent child from the ravenous beasts?

Against the cultural backdrop of adults incapable of not giving their children to powers that work against the value and the substance of their child's essence what chance has a child to be their authentic self as an adult? Education is not the answer. The value of education is in its ability to steer a boat away from dangerous currents, not justify with the head what the heart knows to be a truth!

There are many examples of excellence around us, and in world history and American history of parenting styles that produced at a high level extraordinary adults who shaped the world from their vantage point of authenticity. Millions of people despise Condolezza Rice for good reasons, and unfounded reasons based in misconceptions founded in the way their parents raised them with unsubstantiated fears. The core of Ms. Rice is how her parents raised her in the segregated South!

There is my father who was the Chairman of C.O.R.E. in the late 1960's in Washington DC. Paul Hines who was the Virginia high school coach who was part of the team of black coaches that profoundly shaped Virginia white and black boys in the early 1970's. Their lives were featured in a film Denzel Washington starred in. There was Mr. & Mrs. Holmes down the street from us who were educators of the highest order in Black middle class Prince Georges County, Maryland, who raise their sons in their realms to such a degree their two sons could not help but be their authentic selves as family men. David Tolson's parents raised their four sons simultaneously on four levels of being to be principled, owners, men and investors in the four levels of their being.

These are people most don't know of, but live amongst us. If people cannot look at their celebrities to see these attributes look around your world. We are in every neighborhood, city, town and country.

- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 2.19.15

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An Everlasting Tribute

Mariah Carey named her daughter, Monroe, after Marilyn Monroe
photo: Grifoni Sarmiento/Splash News 

Mariah Carey admires Marilyn Monroe so much that she named her daughter after her. The singer and husband Nick Cannon welcomed Monroe and twin brother Moroccan Scott in April 2011. But years before that, in 1999, Carey bought a baby grand piano that once belonged to the Gentlemen Prefer Blondes star for $662,500 at a Christie's New York Auction. She's reportedly written it into her will that the piano will eventually go to the Smithsonian Institution, where it could sit alongside iconic items from pop culture like Judy Garland's ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz and Henry Winkler's jacket from Happy Days.

black dress on actress Kate Upton !!!!

Curvaceous model Kate Upton doesn't mind that she's often compared to Marilyn, although she says there's a big difference between them. "I always thought Marilyn was so beautiful and iconic, it was amazing to even be mentioned in the same sentence as her," Upton told British Vogue in April. "But I feel like nowadays it's easy to be genuine and show your personality, whereas I don't think Marilyn had that opportunity. And clearly she had a dark side, and I don't have that."

Nicki Minaj posing at Billboard Women In Music by Theo Wargo

Nicki Minaj is known for fun and sassy songs like "Super Bass," but the artist bared her softer side in a 2012 tune called "Marilyn Monroe." In it, Minaj confesses that she sympathizes with the late entertainer. "Is this how Marilyn Monroe felt?" she asks at one point. "Must be how Marilyn Monroe felt." The most iconic song written about Monroe, however, remains Elton John's 1973 track "Candle in the Wind," featuring lyrics like "Goodbye Norma Jean," a nod to Monroe's real name, and "Your candle burned out long before your legend ever did." Fifty-two years after Monroe's death, her legacy remains strong. She ranked sixth on Forbes' most recent list of top-earning dead celebrities, with $15 million, outranking the likes of John Lennon, Albert Einstein, and — Marilyn would appreciate this — Bettie Page.

THEIR LEGS

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   Sharon Stone in the movie, BASIC INSTINCT.
   

   
   

   
   

   The Legs

Betty Page's incredible body !!!

The end of the first month of this year (2013) Hollywood press came out with a list of ten of the most famous legs of all time. I read through them.Aside from the obvious there was the one thing that distinguished each person's worth, or substantiated their place in the annals of history as having the most famous legs: their insurance policies.

Betty Grable was a famous actress, and most important to soldiers from 1941 - 1945. Precious were photographs and more deeply appreciated because of the fragility of photographs and the careful way it took to obtain one in those days, and the deeper connections with art and beauty children gleaned from their schooling, and the close physical approximation held between neighbors, and family. In comparison the internet and the cell phone have de-appreciated the value of cherishing something, as it appears. It has been a gradual and subtle change, but with the perspective of age, and the imagination of a developed intellect it is easy to grasp what I am saying about value.

Youth comes into the world knowing much and knowing little. I remember. The perspective of too many of our young people have been measured by firms and agencies devoted to the one task of getting most, if not all of our money out of our pocket into their hands. It is an art form so much a part of our lives the most dull among us are unaware their 'originality' is dependent upon outside forces. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 6.5.13

Beyoncé Knowles !!!!

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   Actress Jaime Lee Curtis who played in the movie TRUE LIES in the early 1990's killed me in her mini skirt. what I didn't know was the value Hollywood placed upon her legs. Her legs were insured for $2 million.

   
   

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   Tina Turner's legs were insured for $3.2 million, and credited with stopping the hearts of men across the globe for long moments at a time, and sustaining the life force of those weakening their grip, or hold upon Life.

Sharon Stone opened her legs in a movie in the 1990's and the glimpse of her punany, and the hair on it shocked every person in the world who watched movies, and those who held the moral standard for decency. Fortunately, the movie was an excellent thriller with many sexy moments, and perplexing twists. Without those things it would have been a cheap thrill, but because the quality of story, production, and action were superb the scene when Sharon Stone let the police glimpse between her legs seared the sexual tension of that moment permanently in memories, and became a definition of sexual power and a symbol of the power over men we can become weak under.

Singer Mariah Carey insured her legs for $1 billion.

Worth every dime.

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   Singer Mariah Carey

walking Mariah Carey

MARIAH CAREY in 2009

SIN & beauty

"I had to learn not to allow the notion of sin to dominate my thinking process. At the core of the notion of sin in relationship to one's life and connection to God is guilt, and low self-esteem. For that alone I made the journey to unlearn this energy, and returned to my childhood where I stood in the sunlight knowing I had been born into mystery!" – Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories



"When you look at sin, there is no color. When you look at jails, there is no race. When you look at the cycle of crime and punishment, there are no borders. When you look at repentance, there is no religion. When you look at freedom, there are no governments." - Byron F. Garcia

"Perfection is not for the pure of soul;
There may be virtue in sin." - Kahlil Gibran, Lebanese poet

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“The petals of a rose fades with time, but the essences remains the same.” - Donna Weinheimer

Zsa Zsa Gabor as an old & middle aged woman

Mariah Carey