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Phenola Moore

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  • First Name Phenola
  • Last Name Moore
  • Gender Female
  • City & State Washington, DC

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  • Website http://www.pressonwebzine.com
  • Twitter @pressonwebzine
  • Facebook www.facebook.com/pressonwebzine

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  • About Me I am a singer and writer. I've authored an e-book, "Reveal the Real You Poetry Collection," that can be purchased at www.amazon.com. I also have an online magazine that can be downloaded for free at www.pressonwebzine.com.

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  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Mother is More Than a Word
    My maternal grandparents married young, as most did back in the day. And my grandmother died three days after birthing momma. My great grandmother raised her to adulthood in North Carolina, while her father went to find work in Maryland.   Momma ha...
    • May 5
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Compassion -- Don't Loose It
    I was awakened in the early morning hours with a message. Click on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P-3N6f82yA to view my video blog, “Compassion – Don’t Loose It.”   Dedicated to the families of innocent people killed and/or...
    • April 17
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Romoulous Malachi.
    • April 17
  • Amber Michele
    Amber Michele is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • April 8
  • Anne' McMillion
    Anne' McMillion is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • April 6
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Mindless Behavior From a Pre-Teen’s Perspective
    Who screams at the top of her lungs, when she hears the group’s name Mindless Behavior, while jumping up and down? Yes, it’s my 11-year-old godneice, Aniyah.   In March, she attended the “Mindless Behavior All Around the World&rdq...
    • March 30
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Elle Perry.
    • March 30
  • Adjoa A
    Adjoa A is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • March 27
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Nicole Baptist.
    • March 20
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Create a Dream Board
    “Limits, like fears, are often an illusion,” said Michael Jordan.   What have you dreamed about that is really unusual, or sounds downright ludicrous because of your current situation? Don’t put limits on them but start working on...
    • March 19
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    • Phenola Moore
      Jessica Ann Mitchell Thanks for the excellent advice. Its important not to let our current situation place limits on our futures.
      • March 20
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  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on April D. Byrd's blog entry: Just viewed the video. Awesome!
    • February 28
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore has added a new profile photo.
    • February 28
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on @JoinBBC Staff's article: Thank you for having a black history contest. Through this method, I was able to share our history with so many. I received a lot of positive feedback while making some aware of Black Bloggers Connect. And congratulations to April, my social media friend,...  moreThank you for having a black history contest. Through this method, I was able to share our history with so many. I received a lot of positive feedback while making some aware of Black Bloggers Connect. And congratulations to April, my social media friend, who I met on Black Bloggers Connect.  
    • February 28
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Shanita Miles.
    • February 28
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on Phenola Moore's blog entry: It's one of my favourite ones.
    • February 28
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on April D. Byrd's blog entry: Very well said.
    • February 27
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Black Bloggers Connect: BHM Entry
    Black Bloggers Connect: BHM Entry Our Hair is Beautiful Blog Spotlight – Annie Turnbo Malone By Phenola Moore   When I read Oprah’s hair stylist, Andre Walker’s, negative comment about how he felt abot some black women’s ...
    • February 26
    • Phenola Moore
      April D. Byrd Love the scripture inclusion!!:)
      • February 26
    • Phenola Moore
      Phenola Moore It's one of my favourite ones.
      • February 28
      • - 1 likes this
  • Elisheba Weathers
    Elisheba Weathers is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • February 19
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Wilda Faye.
    • February 13
    • Wilda Faye likes this.
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Susan D Kersey.
    • February 13
  • Princess Danica
    Princess Danica is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • February 6
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on Phenola Moore's blog entry: Thank you Wilda. I like Walter Hawkins' "Thank You," too.
    • January 18
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    What’s Your New Year Song?
    I was strolling through Youtube and came across Kirk Franklin’s song, “My Life, My Love, My All.” I listened to it over and over said to myself that this is my New Year song.   Why, because the lyrics expressed exactly how I feel ...
    • January 17
    • Wilda Faye likes this.
    • Phenola Moore
      Wilda Faye Phenola you sing very well....One of my favorite songs is Thank You..the old school one by Walter Hawkins and I like Kirk's version as well..that song really speaks to me and grounds me.
      • January 18
    • Phenola Moore
      Phenola Moore Thank you Wilda. I like Walter Hawkins' "Thank You," too.
      • January 18
  • Jahzara The Savvy Diva
    Jahzara The Savvy Diva is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • January 10
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Alice Fuller.
    • January 9
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Are the Holidays a Blur?
    November comes and it’s on! From Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day, some are running around trying to get things prepared for families like shopping, decorating, cooking, traveling, etc. And don’t forget the school and church events that yo...
    • December 8, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Sista Voyage You are absolutely right about the holidays being a blur!!! Thanksgiving was just a few weeks ago and I couldn't believe that despite the effort many put into preparing feasts, those who enjoyed the feasts forgot all about it 2 days later! Folks were acti...  moreYou are absolutely right about the holidays being a blur!!! Thanksgiving was just a few weeks ago and I couldn't believe that despite the effort many put into preparing feasts, those who enjoyed the feasts forgot all about it 2 days later! Folks were acting like leftovers were too good for them! This got me to thinking, the pressure (external and internal) we feel to 'measure up', the fear of not being accepted and the fear of others being angry with us for not making Thanksgiving and Christmas our primary focus is not worth it!!! We really need to get back to the basics of the holidays and they include praises to God for allowing us to be here to witness another year and thankfulness for what we have and who we are.  less
      • December 10, 2012
  • jemmell sherman
    jemmell sherman is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • November 25, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Olana Parquette.
    • October 11, 2012
  • Ian Gardner
    Ian Gardner is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • September 27, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Press On! Webzine -- Fall 2012
    Every now and then, I take a look at my life and the direction it is going, and ask God if I’m still on the right course or if I need to make any changes.   This issue of Press On! Webzine is devoted to getting back on course. Click on http:/...
    • September 26, 2012
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  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    9/11 – Reflecting
    By Phenola Moore   So many innocent lives lost in a moment’s time. Snatched away from us and it’s effects will last a lifetime.   Your death, we prayed for God to deliver our thoughts. Lonely days and lonely nights are still ri...
    • September 11, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    BET Sunday Best Alexis Spight’s Look is What Some Young Girls N
    Growing up in the church, I was taught the ways of God by following His direction from what I read in the Bible and watching other believers live out their faith. But what I lacked was someone who I could emulate her style.   Click on http://presso...
    • September 2, 2012
    • Jessica Ann Mitchell likes this.
  • Afro Nerd
    Afro Nerd is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • August 26, 2012
  • gabriel 'momoh
    gabriel 'momoh is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • August 23, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Kataurus Braswell.
    • August 13, 2012
  • Heidi Norris
    Heidi Norris is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • August 6, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Why I Love Watching the Olympics?
    I remember the scene as if it was yesterday. My Uncle Harold was always amazed at my tumbling skills, when I was a girl. You name it, I could do it.   One day, I was doing a handstand outside along the wall of the building while he was visiting. He...
    • August 2, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on Phenola Moore's blog entry: Thank you. Black people. LOL
    • August 2, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore has added a new profile photo.
    • July 31, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    My Natural Hair Journey – I Wanted to Throw My Shoe at Her
    Yes, I felt like throwing my shoe at her. LOL Let me give you the background on why.   A few years ago, I was sitting at my desk at work and the head of human resources, Sheila*, stopped by with a strand of hair nestled between her two fingers. She...
    • July 31, 2012
    • n/a Zhana likes this.
    • Phenola Moore
      n/a Zhana Nice post. Who puts their hands in your hair - Black people or white people? I have had this happen with Black people.
      • August 1, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Phenola Moore Thank you. Black people. LOL
      • August 2, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      n/a Zhana In Britain, apparently it happens a lot with white people, although I have never experienced this (not yet, anyway).
      • August 3, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    How to Prepare for a Power Outage?
    No matter what time of the year that a power outage occurs, it seems that we are never quite prepared. And Friday, June 29, 2012 the residents inMaryland,Washington,DC, andVirginiaexperienced a derecho.   The Huffington Post article stated, “...
    • July 21, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on Krystal (Young,Single, Saved) Calvert's blog entry: Hi Krystal: The difference between the old and new Christian is that today, Christians are more transparent about their experiences/struggles. They had the issues and struggles but most thought it was taboo to talk about. Therefore, they hid them from oth...  moreHi Krystal: The difference between the old and new Christian is that today, Christians are more transparent about their experiences/struggles. They had the issues and struggles but most thought it was taboo to talk about. Therefore, they hid them from others. But thankfully, we serve the same God that was back then who can help all of us through our daily struggles. You should start either a daily blog or Facebook page for just this reason. And on it, others can read about your daily/weekly struggles along with Scriptures to help get them through. I have a quarterly magazine, Press On! webzine, www.pressonwebzine.com, with articles where I try to be transparent to help others to reach their destiny. Take care and great blog!  less
    • July 9, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Krystal (Young,Single, Saved) Calvert Thanks for the connection I do have a Facebook for the blog it's Facebook.com/youngsingleandsaved
      • July 9, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Phenola Moore That's great!
      • July 11, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on Phenola Moore's blog entry: So true. My doctor was trying to push me not to believe the warning labels as if what was listed wasn't important. But I wasn't having that.
    • July 9, 2012
  • Cynthia McKelvy
    Cynthia McKelvy is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • July 4, 2012
  • glen johnson
    glen johnson is now friends with Phenola Moore.
    • June 28, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    6/25/2009 - Michael Jackson Remembered
    June 25, 2009, pop icon Michael Jackson died. As I listened to the stories told on television about his life, what stood out to me was his commitment to developing his gift and operating in excellence.   How can we take this example and develop our...
    • June 25, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore commented on Phenola Moore's blog entry: OK
    • June 25, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore is now friends with Loretta Noiel.
    • June 22, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore has added a new profile photo.
    • June 22, 2012
  • Phenola Moore
    Phenola Moore wrote a new blog entry:
    Read The Medication Guide
    I opened up the sample package of Naprelen and read the label and these words under the medication guide jumped out at me, “NSAID medicines may increase the chance of a heart attack or stroke that can lead to death.” I thought to myself, &ldqu...
    • June 22, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Sista Voyage Hi!!! I am in the medical field and I TOTALLY understand your apprehension about taking medications. I have been so resistant with certain medications that doctor's have prescribed for me because I know the long term complications that could arise from th...  moreHi!!! I am in the medical field and I TOTALLY understand your apprehension about taking medications. I have been so resistant with certain medications that doctor's have prescribed for me because I know the long term complications that could arise from them. As with the Naprelan, it's an NSAID, and is basically Naproxen, something you can get over the counter. Unless you already have heart issues, taking it temporarily to relieve the pain is beneficial. As anti medicine as I am, when I have pain (mainly cramps), I reach for the Naproxen, but I make sure I limit it to two days a month. The problem arises when one is on these (any) medications chronically.  less
      • June 22, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Phenola Moore OK
      • June 25, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      norval henry Any one is a fool not to read these labels as well as investigate what is in your food.These drug companies pay someone to get their poison approved and advertised. When it is found to be lethal and dangerous they may have to pay $10 million in fines.That...  moreAny one is a fool not to read these labels as well as investigate what is in your food.These drug companies pay someone to get their poison approved and advertised. When it is found to be lethal and dangerous they may have to pay $10 million in fines.That is after they have made $100million. They then market and sell the same drugs in Africa and other places with few or no regulations.  
      • July 7, 2012
    • Phenola Moore
      Phenola Moore So true. My doctor was trying to push me not to believe the warning labels as if what was listed wasn't important. But I wasn't having that.
      • July 9, 2012
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    Black Bloggers Connect: BHM Entry Our Hair is Beautiful Blog Spotlight – Annie Turnbo Malone By Phenola Moore   When I read Oprah’s hair stylist, Andre Walker’s, negative comment about how he felt abot some black women’s natural hair, I said to myself, “Walker...

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  • October 28, 2011 11:27:03 PM EDT
    in the topic Is there a book that changed your life? in the forum Is there a book that changed your life?

    Besides the Bible, :>), Alex Haley's "Roots" opened up my eyes to the depth of slavery. Because in school, we sort of brushed over that issue but "Roots" depicted it in detail. And those 500 plus pages were well worth it? 

     

    But it gave me a deeper drive to do more with my life because my ancestors had went through so much.

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