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I Don't Give a Care

 

As kids, it was popular to say, "I don't give a care." I have found as an adult the same verbiage applies. In fact you can let the world know with your adult version of the "I Don't Give A Care" shirt pictured below.

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Love Stories With a Sprinkle of Drama

       Jahzara Bradley loves to tell a good story. She will reel you in with her characters and the simplistic things of life. Nothing is ever as simple as it appears in a Jahzara Bradley story. As soon as you think you have everything figured out, Jahzara being Jahzara is going to hit you with a gut punch and take your emotions on a roller coaster but you will love it.

After his partner goes missing and his money dries up to maintain his lifestyle, a desperate Ivan Marrick must make some life-threatening decisions. Ivan's decisions will leave someone dead. His romantic tryst with the wrong man's woman could cost him his freedom.

Love doesn’t always show up at the most opportune times or on your terms. Ten years had gone by since Gia had laid eyes on Infinity. When she encountered him at the Lake County Court House she seized the moment and invited him to her home. The innocent invitation opens the door for chaos.


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BAE

BAE

Jahzara Bradley: Welcome to the Oh, Girl PLEASE Blog, William McCraney. I hope you are having an Awesomely Amazing Day. Tell our readers a little bit about you. Tell them something that most people would be shocked to know about you.

 William McCraney: Well I was born and raised in Gary, IN. I graduated from Roosevelt HS in '83. I joined the Marine Corp for 4years: 1983 - 1987. I have 5 kids, 3 boys, and 2 girls. And right now I'm a truck driver. Now to the good part, I am an artist, photographer, and designer. At the age of 4, I was doing a lot of drawing and fell in love with art. In the 7th grade, I started my business... selling plastic key chains by cutting out their initials. I did this for a year. I started my 2nd business when I was 16 years old, it consisted of sketching out portraits. After the Marine Corp, I got married and had kids. At this time I needed extra income. I started a graphic art business. With my regular job, and the money, I made from the business made things a little better. Now I'm a Truck Driver, Photographer, and Designer.

 Jahzara Bradley: Wow, William, that is an impressive background. I am interested in your clothing line BAE, tell us how the concept came about and when it came into conception.

 William McCraney: I have other t-shirt designs out there but I realize one thing I wasn't focused on a brand. I was pretty much all over the place. I did some research and realized that the successful Brands had one simple word that describes who they were. They put a popular slogan behind that word which people can relate to. So, I did more research on the most popular words for 2020, and what was trending for clothing designs one of the words was BAE. And the most popular clothing designs were bold, loud, and bright colors. BAE, it's an acronym it has two other meanings one is black and educated, the other is best aunt ever. At that point, I knew I had to separate myself and come up with my own meaning for BAE I did even more research on positive words beginning with the letter b, a, and e. I came up with Bold and Elegant.

The breakdown meaning for BAE/Bold and Elegant.
 B/Bold: A person showing an ability to take risks; confident and courageous.

 A/And: used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly.

 E/Elegant: Having a strong or vivid appearance. Pleasingly graceful and stylish in appearance.

 Jahzara Bradley: This may be a difficult question, but what is your favorite article of clothing in the BAE line and why?

 William McCraney: LOL, I like them all, but, If had to choose one it would be the V neck because it's beautiful.

 Jahzara Bradley: Lol, William, it's a question I like to ask people often. I do understand how it can be difficult to choose one particular thing especially when you have a vast array. I understand that you are looking for influencers to represent your brand. How would one contact you in regards to representing your branding? Are there specific criteria you require for influencers regarding representing your brand?

 William McCraney: BAE/Bold and Elegant.

 Jahzara Bradley: What is next and on the horizon for you?

 William McCraney: Menswear.

 Jahzara Bradley: Sounds exciting. Can't wait to see that clothing line. Please let our readers know how they can reach out to you and connect with you on social media.

 William McCraney: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BaeForWomen


Jahzara Bradley, aside from being a published author, Jahzara runs her own company called Tranquil Bliss. She wants to help people experience moments of bliss, so she created products such as t-shirts and fragrances. Her products can be found at www.tranquilbliss.net

DYME PIECES DESIGN

                                                              Makeup is Art

Kimberly Allen, CEO of Dyme Pieces



Jahzara Bradley: Kimberly Allen, thank you for being on the Girl, PLEASE blog! Kimberly Allen is the CEO of Dyme Pieces. I love her products and you will too.

 Jahzara Bradley: How did you come up with the name Dyme Pieces?

 Kimberly Allen: Dyme Pieces is a way to say something is perfect, no flaws in that person's eyes. At the time when I came up with the name, I was making handmade jewelry. So by it being handmade, custom made it was perfect, flawless jewelry pieces.

 Jahzara Bradley: How did you get into the cosmetic industry?

 Kimberly Allen: I started making things for my family and friends. Then I was getting great feedback from them on how they loved my organic Suga Body Scrubs and lip balm. It started being a domino effect because I learned how to make lip gloss, lipstick, eyeshadow, etc. I wanted to come out with a black own cosmetic line that was healthy and natural but also very affordable too. So the cosmetics got added to my brand because I was already making jewelry and fashion.

 Jahzara Bradley: What is your favorite product to create?

 Kimberly Allen: My favorite product to create is lipstick. I love creating endless colors and seeing them come out the molds. It's like a work of art because this is something you created.

 Jahzara Bradley: What do you tell people who shy away from color in the makeup?

 Kimberly Allen: I tell my Dymes to be open-minded and explore when it comes to makeup. I talk them into getting out of their comfort zone. A lot of women like to play it safe and stick to what they know or familiar with. All my make up is for all skin tones. Makeup is art. You are the artist and your face is the canvas.

Jahzara Bradley: How can people connect with you on social media?


Kimberly Allen: You can connect with me on social media through Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat. www.dymepiecesdesigns.bigcartel.com













 Jahzara Bradley, aside from being a published author, Jahzara runs her own company called Tranquil Bliss. She wants to help people experience moments of bliss, so she created products such as t-shirts and fragrances. Her products can be found at www.tranquilbliss.net

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Giving out handshakes and fist bumps? Break out the hand sanitizer. Micromanaging? Sanitize those hands before tapping on shoulders.

And you know what? If more people would invest in hand sanitizers and keep them “handy” in their workspaces, imagine how productivity will improve. If folks aren’t getting sick, chances are, neither will you. 

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Interview with LaTanza Johnson

Interview with Author, LaTanza Johnson

Trifling: A Narrative of Adversity and Great Faith (Hell Naw Book 1)

BY: Jahzara Bradley

JAHZARA BRADLEY: Tell our readers a little about yourself. where you're from, where you've been and where you're going.

LATANZA JOHNSON: My name is LaTanza Johnson. I was born in Gary, Indiana to Lynnette Calmese and Robert Johnson. I’m late 40s and a mother of five children.  I’ve been up and down; to and fro. Now I am establishing myself as a visionary.

JAHZARA BRADLEY:  What made you decide to write this book?

LATANZA JOHNSON: I decided to write this book because I realized that we don’t review the black experience in its entirety.  We don’t look at our upbringing and associate it with our experiences.  We don’t connect the experiences of our youth to our trauma as adults or our relationship with God. I find that the black community has no substance for our youth and it seems we don’t have God for them either. 

JAHZARA BRADLEY:  The title is provocative, tell us a little about how you came up with the title.

LATANZA JOHNSON: The title is interchangeable in meaning. Trifling being filthy or playing with things, o people or places we should not. Trifling around. And at some points, my life was truly just trifling. The first chapter should provoke that thought about the people and circumstances I describe. LOL. Just Trifling. (Definition of trifling). 

JAHZARA BRADLEY:  The sampler of your book is available on Kindle, but there is more to come, what can readers expect?

LATANZA JOHNSON: The excerpt is a teaser. The first book in the series is entitled Hell Naw.  It’s a series of four books and they will go from godless to a worshipper. From decay to flourishing. The book is REAL and it will expose the traps our youth are exposed to. This book shines a light on evil. I won’t hold back because the delivery, visuals, narrative, and descriptive verbiage will convey the experience. God will allow me to break the yoke of evil and provoke the black community to examine ourselves. 

Not only will I shine a light on our evils, I will shine a light on who God is and whatever He gives me to give his people.  

The book is written with chaotic paragraphs. The punctuation is not a mistake although it’s not proper English.  Over time the book is edited properly to reflect my growth. As I grow in God things get right.  The teaser is nothing. I just didn’t want to really give more at this time. I’m an artist so there’s a method to the madness. GOD WILL GET THE GLORY. 

The book, Hell Naw will be released on Dec 21, 2019.

JAHZARA BRADLEY:  What are some themes and take-aways that you want readers to take away from the book?

LATANZA JOHNSON: I want people to know that God is not God for the godless.

JAHZARA BRADLEY:  In the summary of your book this sentence stands out to me, " And then, the mercy of God is shown to her in the face of the last standoff with Satan. " Please elaborate on this for our readers.

LATANZA JOHNSON: The last standoff with Satan is in a reference to a serial murderer who I got involved with.  He pinged me as his next victim. This is one of many serial killers I’ve encountered.  My daughter kept asking me to take her to church even though I had never talked about God with my children. I could feel it in the air. I took my kids to church to be baptized before I died and I never left. 

JAHZARA BRADLEY:  How can our readers keep in contact with you and updated regarding upcoming projects? 

LATANZA JOHNSON: My readers now can find me on Facebook  (LaTanza Johnson) until I create my author page. LOL. I’m everyday people. 

Jahzara Bradley is an authorpreneur as well as creativesseur. She is the author of the series My Love Won’t Last Forever, Crazy Faith, The Diva’s Dating Assessment Tool Girl, PLEASE!, Never Would Have Made It: A Testimony of What God Has Done in My Life. She is the Awesomely Amazing hostess of the radio show, Awesomely Amazing which is hosted on Josi’s Inspirational Network on Thursdays. Connect with Jahzara at https://www.facebook.com/jahzarabradley.   Visit her website to experience Tranquil Bliss https://www.tranquilbliss.net.