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Clean the Clutter
Starting tomorrow to the New Year!

Today, I will rest, read, post, watch, eat and release.

1. Throw out what you are not using. If you have not read it, looked at it, wore it in 2 years—-TOSS it.

2. Delete those old emails. Some of y’all have emails from 1999👀👀👀. Every time you look in that corner 65,000 😬😬😬. Things have changed——boo everything in that email is obsolete anyway🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

3. Delete phone numbers. What is it about about having a 1000 phone numbers stored and you only talk to 20 people. Ummm, at least check if that person still has that number. 🥴🥴🥴

4. Delete old text messages that are irrelevant. Sally why you keeping a text message that only says, Heeeey👋🏽. Jesus take the wheel, I didn’t know people can be text hoarders.🫤🫤🫤

5. Delete Social Media people you do not know, interact with, are unfamiliar with, so forth. Hackers, stalkers, robbers, them “ers” people gone be the life of y’all social butterfly people.🫣🫣🫣

6. Remove unhealthy relationships. Them folks gone have you in therapy while their happy go lucky selves doing what they do best, stir up 💩.

7. Close them undefined relationships like situationships, hook up ships, friends with benefit ships, convenience ships, one-sided ships etc. IJS….them darn “ships” have yo’ little old self d #

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This!

We live in a world where accountability is often mistaken for punishment. When something bad happens, we ask ourselves how can we punish someone enough to make sure it never happens again.

At The Firecracker Foundation, we ask,

"How can we change the situation that allowed a bad thing to happen in the first place?"
Image Description: To the right of the graphic is a photo of Tashmica, a brown skinned Black woman with curly light brown and dark brown hair. She's looking away from the camera and smiling, wearing a blue polka dot sleeveless top. At the top left corner of the graphic is the word "Accountability", in purple and larger than the rest of the text. Below are the words "We live in a world where accountability is often mistaken for punishment. When something bad happens, we ask ourselves how can we punish someone enough to make sure it never happens again. At The Firecracker Foundation, we ask: 'How can we change the situation that allowed a bad thing to happen in the first place?'" This last sentence is also in purple and so are the words underneath it, which read "—Tashmica Torok, Founding CoDirector". Below these words are a small image of a sparkler and the web address "thefirecrackerfoundation.org".

Why did you loc your hair?

It’s the stage forward exit at the end for me!