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"Wake up beautiful!" was the first thing I heard when he pulled the comforter off my face and awoke me to the sun rising in my face. There I lay, rubbing my eyes as he calls me "beautiful."

That's exactly what I needed to hear to start my Friday morning.

He was the man who had swept me off my feet on our first date.

He was the man I had been waking up next to every morning for the past two years.

He was the man who made my eyes flutter and my heart smile when he said, "I love you!"

That Friday morning started extremely well, due to the fact I knew I had a good, handsome, loving man, unknowingly forgetting the three inches of paper stacked on my desk as I entered my office.

Rest Peacefully, James Whitmore

I remember him from the Shawshank Redemption. He was the old guy in the prison who had the black bird and eventually got out and didn't like the outside world because he was in prison for so long, that he hung himself!

CNN brings the news....

This Day In Black History

Actor, comedian, Chris Rock was born in 1966.

and

in 1926, Negro History was originated by Carter G. Woodson (this day was its Observance Day)

Check out African-American History by clicking here!!

February 6, 1950

This day in Black History, infamous, singer-songwriter, Natalie Cole, was born this day in 1950 in Los Angeles, Calif. She has won 8 Grammys since her 1991 debut.

Happy Birthday Natalie!!

February 5, 1934

This day in Black History, baseball legend, Hank Aaron was born.

Lil Wayne's Ignorance

Now, after this video of Lil Wayne on Katie Couric's show, he showed his true ignorance and thought he was appealing. 

So, after a friend of mines saw the show, she was so distraught and upset, she wrote a letter to illseed.com and fortunately it as posted for viewers to comment. 

Here's what she had to say...

February 4

This Day in Black History:

Activist, Rosa Parks was born in 1913. 

Of course, we all know of Rosa Parks, the infamous African-American woman who refused to give up her seat to a white man on the public bus and prompted the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955.