The Chocolate Moma Chronicles

April 16, 2008



This is a very special day in many ways. First of all, this marks the beginning of what I like to call "The Chocolate Moma Chronicles." After being introduced to the world of blogging, I decided that I would like to create my own in hopes of inspiring myself and others on the journey of self actualization. Today seemed like the perfect time as I also celebrate my 3 year wedding anniversary to a man I like to call "my honey." Like so many other other women, I'm on a journey to realizing my dreams as God gave them to me. With so many thoughts, I felt it would be not only refreshing but also theraputic to chronicle this journey of what I pray is growth towards actualizing vision and purpose in my life. Sound deep don't I? Quite the contrary, I'm just a southern girl born and raised in the County Dade. Just kidding, but can't you tell I luvs me some Ricky Ross?



I have been on this path since late 2007, well actually much longer than that. However, I must say that I truly reached a breakthrough last October. It's the time I like to call the month of conception. No, I'm not preggers! However I am pregnant with a purpose as my Bishop calls it. You see, it was around the time for Tennessee State's homecoming 2007. I remember that vividely because my best-friend had some girls coming in town and invited me out. I decided not to go because I could not stop thinking about this idea I had. Needless to say, I've been working ever since then to figure out what God had in mind and now I've got it. Along with my cuzins (Q and Coleman), we have been in the lab and now I'm proud to say that we are really close.



Over this time I feel like I've been transforming and growing and developing in ways that I've never experienced. You see, I'm 33 years young and for the past 33 years a sistah has been kinda lost. Not crazy lost, but just floating and existing along the way. Yet all the while I've been searching for what it is I was 'meant' to do. What my soul's purpose was. How I would leave my mark on this world and prayerfully a legacy my children (3 boys - beautiful) would be proud of.



And, here I am ret to go! I guess that's what anniversaries are all about. Celebrating that special day of commitment, the journey thus far, and looking forward to a blessed future. So, Happy Anniversary babe and Happy Anniversary me.



These are The Chocolate Moma Chronicles. Won't you journey with me? You just might like it.



be blessed~



Kat Moma