I know ..its been awhile still
However, I still do have 1 exam left...but I had to blog about this...
I wanna know what yall think of the new RiRi ...so tell me...do you like Short and Red or Middle long and Red (wavii) or Long and Red ???

Most women today would consider themselves wifey material, but the only problem is… They’re S-I-N-G-L-E!!! Studies have shown that black men like exploring other options therefore leaving single black women that only want to date single black men… Up Sh*t Creek!!! So, maybe the question isn’t are you wifey material, the question probably should be what is a man looking for when he’s trying to find wifey!!!
5 Things Men Look for in a Wifey
1. Assess her personality. This means her personal characteristics, emotions, style and expressions. Her perspective on the world around her, combined with her level of self-esteem, can speak volumes about the type of life partner and future parent she will be.
2. Know how attracted you are to her. Physical and sexual attraction can mean different things to different people. To some, romance and intimacy are key, while others prefer more active and kinky activities to really make them feel attracted to their partner. It’s important that your attraction and chemistry are mutual, and sustainable for years to come as a married couple.
3. Consider her level of intelligence. Finding a mate mutually matched near your level of intelligence is important to compatibility and having meaningful conversations as a couple. How she observes the world, either casually or aggressively, her level of education, sense of humor, skills, hobbies and conversation style are all important elements of this assessment.
4. Determine how she handles money. Money matters affect everyone, and finances are a key factor in the success of a marriage. Pay attention to spending style, lifestyle, professional ambitions and financial goals when determining your compatibility when it comes to spending and saving.
5. Know her values and compare them with yours. Spiritual values don’t necessarily mean affiliation with a religion but rather a general belief in a reason and purpose for being here. Other values to consider include those involved with family, stability, purpose, religion, optimism, honesty and integrity.
These 5 things are not much for any woman to do, but lets be honest, there are some women who are delusional enough to think they are assets, when they usually turn out to be major liabilities and the same thing goes for men. A woman shouldn’t look at a man’s wallet and say “He’s the one for me,” because money can’t hold you at night.
So… ARE YOU REALLY WIFEY MATERIAL or DO YOU HAVE SOME WORK TO DO???
Do y'all agree with this..?
Ken Fells remains an employee of the Halifax Regional School Board but is no longer principal of Graham Creighton Junior High School. (CBC file)Ken Fells is no longer principal of the junior high school in Cherry Brook after an altercation with a student, but he still has a job with the Halifax Regional School Board.
Board members reached a decision early Thursday following a marathon debate.
As the meeting began in private Wednesday evening, more than 200 of Fells' supporters stood in the wind and rain outside the school board building in Dartmouth.
About a dozen people were still there at 2 a.m. when board chair Irvine Carvery announced that Fells is no longer principal of Graham Creighton Junior High School.
However, Fells remains a principal in the school system.
Carvery said he believes Fells was treated fairly.
"I feel good about it," he said. "Folks were here for eight hours to show their support for Mr. Fells. Speaks very highly of how Mr. Fells is considered in the community.
(THATS ME!!!)
Fells' supporters rally outside the school board meeting. (CBC)"Me personally, I'm very pleased to see that Mr. Fells stays with us."
Fells was suspended after an incident with a student over a cellphone on March 3. The RCMP was called in, but no charges were laid.
The Black Educators Association rallied around Fells, calling him a great principal who insists on order and respect in his schools.
According to the group, Fells demanded that a boy turn over his cellphone because he was taking inappropriate photos of a girl. The boy was defiant and became physical.
The school board says it's a personnel matter and therefore won't release the details of the altercation that resulted, or of the disciplinary hearing.
"Nine democratically elected school board members heard all of the evidence and we made our decision based on the evidence," the board said in a statement.
Fells is now a principal without a school. It's up to senior board officials to decide what happens next.
"That's not a decision that's made by the elected board. That is a staffing question and that will be determined by the superintendent in conjunction with the manager of human resources," said Carvery.
Fells declined to comment.