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In the Midst of Greatness

In the Midst of Greatness

Celebrating the Men Who Impact My Life

Khalil DeBraux Parker and his younger brother, Kalonji Ameer Parker, have found a way to applaud just a few of the wonderful men who have personally touched their lives. In the Midst of Greatness: Celebrating the Men Who Impact My Life chronicles the extraordinary achievements and wisdom of ten remarkable men that have revolutionized the two young authors. One of those men is the 44th President of the United States of America!  While many of their peers appear lost and confused — some not sure how to wear their pants — these brothers may be starting a tradition, a rite of passage that can cure the confusion and pro­vide much needed direction.

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Congratulations to the Eastern Senior High School Slam Team!

We Got the PowerFor the third year in a row, Writing Momma Publishing, LLC has helped students at Eastern Senior High School in Washington, DC become published authors!  This year, four bright young ladies from the Slam Team published their creative works in a book entitled, “We Got the Power!”  Since 2011, we have helped 27 children ages six through 19 publish six books! Continue reading

Story Time with Lady Kalani: “Excellent!”

Lady K All DayWhat a time we had on Sunday hosting the first Story Time with Lady Kalani!  One viewer said, “She reads with such passion.  Excellent job!”

Lady Kalani read “The Cat in the Hat” by Dr. Seuss.  I was so proud of her!

Join us again on Sunday, June 23, 2013 at 6:30 pm EST.  To register, click here.

My Interview with Author Erica Mobley of Defyne Purpose

I had the pleasure of chatting with Author Erica Mobley of Defyne Purpose, a charitable organization doing great work in the community. For more information, visit the website website at www.defynepurpose.com.

1. Who is Kimberly K. DeBraux Parker?
• In a nutshell, an everyday, practical woman who strives to live a life of service. I aim to leave pleasant memories in the minds of those I encounter and treat people the way I desire to be treated. Continue reading

Good vs. Well

Often I hear the question, “How are you doing?” and the reply is typically, “Good.”  On the other hand, some reply, “Well.”

If ever you’ve been confused about when to use “well” and when to use “good,” perhaps my insight will help. Continue reading