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OK! TV in Times Square!

Blog, Press // April 29, 2014 // 0

I had the best time at OK! TV this week! Don’t forget to tune in and catch my fabulous interview next week!

NEW YORK (PIX11) — The ladies of “Married to Medicine” stop by with the drama that’s still going on in Atlanta. Quad Webb-Lunceford and Dr. Simone Whitmore share their stories about how they got involved with the show, and talk […]

Episode 4 Blog - Sisterhood

Blog, Married To Medicine // April 27, 2014 // 2

This episode is one after my own heart. It displays family and friendship! I would like to place emphasis on the word friendship. Let’s take the root word friend meaning a person who is attached to another by feelings of […]

Honey She’s for the Coffin [hun ee shee s for thee cough fin]
Adjective: Dry, Boring or Dead
My Good Judy [mahy goo d jood ee]
Adjective: My best Gay Queen. This person gives it to you straight and never allows you be fashionably out of order
Catch Fire [ka ch figh er]
Verb: Go to Hell!
Shade Tree [shayd Tree]
phrase: A person who is always blossoming with mess. Who is always bringing you mess. A person who always has something negative to say (very pessimistic)
I Go Up For It [aye go uhp for it]
Phrase: Excited
Bye Bitch Bye [bigh bi ich bigh]
Phrase: No time for games.
Man Down Code 10 Boots in the Air [mahn dowh n cohd tehn boo ts in thee aihr]
Phrase: DUI Status
Giving Life [gihv eeng ligh f]
Verb: To live for a person or thing and it is the very reason for your existence.
Get Into It [geht in too it]
Verb: Pay Attention
Giving it to the People [gihv eeng it too thee pee pehl]
Verb: Giving people what they want. If they want a show, you give them that.
Doing it for the God’s [Do eeng it for thee Gawds]
Phrase: To exude an exceptional presence. To be amazing.
Doing Shows [doo-ing shohs]
Verb: To stand out amongst a group of people. Shutting it down / After me there is none.
Drunk Boots [druh nk boo ts]
Phrase: 3 to 5 Cocktails
Shady boots [shay dee boots]
phrase: To be overly disparaging and/or untrustworthy.
Catch that Dirt [kach that dirt]
Phrase: To hear juicy information that could be shade or truth or both.
No Tea, No Shade [noh tee noh sheyd]
If I don’t tell my business then it can’t be spread in a negative way.
Messy Boot [mes-ee Boot]
Adjective: Is a person that always stirs up trouble or drama filled
Ti Spy Boots [ti spee boo ts]
Phrase: 1 to 2 Drinks
Very Busy [ver ee bus ee]
Phrase: Doing Your Own thing Or a job well done Or no time for messiness or doing the most.

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