A Few of My Favorite Things

 


1. Teddy Bear. It was the stuff bear I was given when I was born. I've had it with me since then, Ma would cry if I lost it

2. Pattern Shampoo. It's the product that I relied on the most when I began to relearn how to love and care for my natural hair 

3. iPad. It's what got me into digital art when I thought about given up. I've learned a lot using it

4. Green Lantern Comic. It was one of the first comic books ever given to me. I never have read it all through but it helps spark that love for comic books every time I see it

5. Picture of my Dad. It was given to me when I first moved down to go to college here at Flagler. I can't remember a lot well but with it there, I can at least remember his face better.

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