About Me: First I would like to say,
RIP DADDY, I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU AND MAKE YOU PROUD.
Rev. L. Wilson
Jan 23, 1939- January 26, 2003
In Memory of a Loving Father.
Holla at ya gurl, sike nah. Wassup yall! Yall know me. I'm an alumna of Montclair S. U. now! Been one since Aug 2nd 2007. I was a Geography major and concentrating in Environmental Studies. I'm an alumna of Arts High School and a resident of Newark, NJ. I love basketball and other sports. My favorite team is the WNBA's New York Liberty. I'm a nice down to earth person. I'm also a Michael Jackson Tribute Artist.
CONGRATULATIONS TO KANGOL KID AND THE MAMA LUKE FOUNDATION FOR BEING HONORED BY THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY MAY 17TH 2012!!!
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Friday April 27, 2012, I had a great time with great people for a great cause. We all came together and celebrated with legendary hip-hop artist Kangol Kid from UTFO and the Mama Luke Foundation (In Loving Memory of Gay Frances Lucas) for being honored by the American Cancer Society next month for their hip-hop fight against breast cancer. My friend Shauna joined me on this adventure.
Even to the nail design. I incorporated the breast cancer awareness pink ribbons.
With legendary hip-hop artist Kangol Kid from UTFO. Being honored by the American Cancer Society for his Hip-Hop fight against breast cancer with the Mama Luke Foundation.
People were getting down.
With my BFF/Sis Shauna and our new found friend, Chris Douglas.
Kangol holding up a Mama Luke shirt with signatures from hip-hop artists and other celebrities to help raise awareness. The shirt will eventually be auction and proceeds will be donated to the American Cancer Society. He is awesome!
Raheim from Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five and Dinco D from Leaders of the New School with Kangol Kid from UTFO. They came out to show their support.
Wearing my pink for breast cancer awareness. I had a great time and this movement is powerful.
Nov. 5th, was the annual Greater Newark Conservancy's Fall Block Party here in my hometown Newark, NJ. They are the ones responsible for helping my street obtain a community garden. This festival closes out the gardening season and brings people together one last time before the winter. They have many activities, such a raffles, pie tasting contests, apple tasting, games, apple tasting, and information booths. I was so happy that I was there main entertainment as a MJ Tribute Artist performer.
When I heard about the event and knew I was gonna be the entertainment, I quickly gathered my music together. I also had the perfect outfit idea as well. I chose and mixed five songs, "Another Part of Me," "Can't Let Her Get Away," "Billie Jean," "Jam," and "Wanna Be Startin' Something." So since it was a Fall event and in the "Jam" video he wore an orange button up, I decided to wear that outfit. It fits the fall color scheme.
My mom and my sister were on this adventure with me. When we arrived at the place, some people were looking at me like "Why is this girl dressed like Michael Jackson?" They had no clue I was their entertainment. Others that didn't know, didn't care, they were happy to see me.
People then became excited when they heard I was gonna perform. I performed outside in the sundial section and there were step seats surrounding it. This is my second time performing in Newark, so I was a little nervous, but like I thought, they showed me love. They were sticking by me as I danced my heart out. Michael was sitting right in the front row, cheering me on. After I was done people began to hug me, shake my hand and take photos with me. They were impressed and I was happy that I showed people how much Michael means to me. My mom and sister were also excited. My mom was proud of me. She also won the grand raffle prize, too. LOL
Once again another fun Halloween as MJ. I had dressed in my Dangerous tour outfit, since most of my costumers didn't get to see me in it. They enjoyed coming in and seeing me as the King of Pop. I even got to hand out candy to the children that were out getting candy. I always love the look on peoples' faces when they see me. Many ask me to bust a move, which I do. Then they are also shocked to see that I'm a woman.
After work, I went to a Halloween party with my mom and sister at a martial arts school. My sister's friend is the Master of the school, Master G's School of Martial Arts and Physical Fitness in Newark, NJ. The people who attended were students of all ages, parents and friends. The DJ, also an instructor, played Halloween related tunes like the "Monster Mash," the "Halloween" theme song and the mother of the all "Thriller." He even played "Ghosts" and along with his songs he had a monitor showing video scenes. You know I was glued with Michael Jackson. I moonwalked for the children and showed a few how to do it too. Then he began to play line dances such as the "Cha Cha Slide," Electric Slide," "The Cupid Shuffle," and more. Then as the night winded down he played a number of Michael Jackson songs. I danced, took photos, and had a great time with great people.
Of all the Michael events I've attended, this is definitely one I will never forget. I haven't been on a cruise since the 5th grade back in 1996, so I forgot how much fun it was gonna be. Plus it was a cruise that played all Michael Jackson the whole time. It was hosted by Shaila and DJ Qua from 98.7 Kiss FM. DJ Qua was spinning all the hits from Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5. It was another adventure for Shauna and I. We had a blast. Of course you guys knew I was dressed up like Michael. I wore his black and gold military jacket with the gold cartridge belt from his “Dangerous” tour. Once I put it on, I knew it was gonna be a quite interesting night.
Shauna and I with Shaila from 98.7 Kiss FM
The day started off quite rainy so the whole morning I was checking my email for cancellations. My mom kept calling me to find out what was going on. All morning long I was praying it would stop or slow down at least. Thank God it did stop and the boat did rock.
My friends from the Michael Jackson Fans of New York were there and we were so happy to see each other. I haven’t seen them since June 25th, so it was so fun to see them again. The music was bumping and we all got on the dance floor. They started off with slow songs by Michael while people were eating and getting settled but once it pulled off, the beat picked up. I was one of the few impersonators on the boat but we all showed each other love and respect. We rocked it out and I also won tickets to Q-Tip’s MJ Tribute Party by doing the robot to “Dancing Machine,” but I can’t go do to Hurricane Irene.
We danced the night away. I was definitely one of the highlights giving them all the MJ I could offer and more. People were enjoying themselves so much that I was feeding off of their energy. I was definitely feeling the music. But Shauna and I had a night to remember. Enough talking, here are some more photos.
Adventures As Michael Jackson: http://adventuresasmj.blogspot.com/
My sister-in-law hosted a Tastefully Simple food tasting party Friday April 15th. It was geared towards women because the company feels that some women spend too much time preparing dinner for their families or themselves. It also has a healthy aspect that women love as well.
We tasted a variety of items from the catalog that was provided. Just to name a few of my favorites were the Blue Aztec Chips with the Tempting Taco Cheese Ball Mix, Hoppin' Jalapeno & Bacon Dip Mix, the Bountiful Beer Bread, and the Pomegranate Chipotle Sauce with the cubed bacon wrapped chicken.
