Vivi

“Well that’s one benefit of the zombie apocalypse…drunk driving isn’t a crime anymore.”
― Mark Tufo, 'Till Death Do Us Part

“we eat for our stomachs, but we hunger with our hearts.”
― Padma Lakshmi, Love, Loss, and What We Ate: A Memoir

“Keisha, reaching the peak of her high, made a crucial mistake in opening the door without looking through the peephole first. In the world of drug dealing, mayhem and murder, there was no room for such blunders.”
― Leo Sullivan, Keisha & Trigga : A Gangster Love Story

“the sickness of drugs or her reasons for turning to drugs to escape her reality. I did that for a while and I continued to try to help my mother. Every time I would help her, she would go back and go back and go back and go back. It was just so frustrating. I even did my television show to give her an outlet to help other women, to show women that she was strong enough to do it, because I really truly, in my heart, believe that she is. That didn't quite work. I spent plenty of years trying to get her off drugs, but from the outside because I still wasn't in the hood with her all the time watching her do it every day. I always used to try to take her out of the hood and bring her into my world that I was blessed to have. I wanted her to live the right way and didn’t want her to deal with running the streets every day. It was a struggle with my brothers because they had their way of handling her and handling things that I really couldn't quite understand. At the same time, like I said, I didn't understand it then. It”
― Toya Wright, In My Own WORDS...MY Real Reality