Ladies, please remember to secure your ponytails and weaves …
True story… So, during a recent sound check at church; I was bouncing and praising so much… I started to feel as if my ponytail was bouncing more than it should. After a quick check my ponytail ended up in my hand. What to do??? what to do????
Well, I decided to yank it off and keep on singing. My praise leader later stated over the mic… “Ladies, please remember to secure your ponytails and weaves before we begin to praise. They have fallen off in the past.” I shouted back… trust me I know from experience.
The moral of this little story is NEVER take yourself too seriously. Why? Cuz stuff happens 🙂
Lela Jefferson, © 2010 All rights reserved.
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© 2010, Lela Jefferson Fagan. All rights reserved.
Lela Jefferson Fagan
Lela Fagan (Jefferson) is the author of the book “Poetry of a Black Girl: The Darkness and the Light” and lead blogger at “Memoirs of a Black Girl”. Lela is an avid reader “A Real Bookworm” of all things in print. She finds joy in sharing socially and blogging about topics that matter the most to her. Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. Lela now lives in Houston, TX with her husband Oji, an educator and Football Coach. @LelaJefferson - See more at: http://www.memoirsofablackgirl.com/
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