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Bag Lady Happy & Homeless Documentary by Realady: Episode 3: Thankful With Embedded Smiles...Pt. 5 Bag Lady: Happy & Homeless By Realady
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It's still the early morning night of June 6, 2020! In my van sitting in the driveway. Just some hours pass a 24hr time limit before it's time to film the video for my latest single, "Pussy Powerr". The one main reason I was so disappointed. I wanted to get some adequate rest, so I don't look worn down, tired, fatigued, etc. I like my work to be as polished as can be when it come to filming. Once it's out, it's out. I simply refused for anything to stop my drive, my joy, my shine, and my grind. Just because I'm homeless? Wtf! I could care less of what anyone thought about me and my situation. Folks wrote me off the face of this earth years ago when I was a young girl. I didn't say little girl, cause there was nothing little about me. I was big for my age. Just for that alone, I was judged on everything I did and what one saw. My skin had to thicken up for more reasons than one. So with that being said, there's not too much of anything left that can hurt my feelings. Yet the desire to want better, cause you refuse to be bitter. I refuse to allow toxicity to clutter or have any control over my life. There's sacrifices that we all have to make in life. This was one of mines, to be homeless. It's one of the best decisions I've have to make. Although it was a tough decision to make, I've come out a better person. Still a work in process, however, dealing with the pain in my life has allowed me to strongly progress. I made a promise to smile through it all, no matter what it is. The battle is not mines... It's the Lord's 🙏🏽
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It's still the early morning night of June 6, 2020! In my van sitting in the driveway. Just some hours pass a 24hr time limit before it's time to film the video for my latest single, "Pussy Powerr". The one main reason I was so disappointed. I wanted to get some adequate rest, so I don't look worn down, tired, fatigued, etc. I like my work to be as polished as can be when it come to filming. Once it's out, it's out. I simply refused for anything to stop my drive, my joy, my shine, and my grind. Just because I'm homeless? Wtf! I could care less of what anyone thought about me and my situation. Folks wrote me off the face of this earth years ago when I was a young girl. I didn't say little girl, cause there was nothing little about me. I was big for my age. Just for that alone, I was judged on everything I did and what one saw. My skin had to thicken up for more reasons than one. So with that being said, there's not too much of anything left that can hurt my feelings. Yet the desire to want better, cause you refuse to be bitter. I refuse to allow toxicity to clutter or have any control over my life. There's sacrifices that we all have to make in life. This was one of mines, to be homeless. It's one of the best decisions I've have to make. Although it was a tough decision to make, I've come out a better person. Still a work in process, however, dealing with the pain in my life has allowed me to strongly progress. I made a promise to smile through it all, no matter what it is. The battle is not mines... It's the Lord's 🙏🏽
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realady/support
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