Busy Bee Mama

Here's a list of the television shows I follow (or wish to follow) and their premiere dates: Friday July 21 Raven's Home (That's So Raven spin-off) - 10pm on Disney Channel Descendants 2 (movie, but I'll include it) - 8pm on Disney Channel, ABC, Freeform, Lifetime Monday July 24 Midnight, Texas (based off of True Blood creator's new series) - NBC, 10pm Friday July 28 The Adventures of Puss in Boots -  Netflix The Last Tycoon - Amazon Sunday July 30 Rick and Morty - Adult Swim, 11:30pm Monday July 31 The Bachelorette: Men Tell All (Special) - ABC, 8pm Thursday August 3 The Guest Book - TBS, 10pm Friday August 4 Icarus - Netflix Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later - Netflix Friday August 11 Atypical - Netflix Naked - Netflix Monday August 14 Bachelor In Paradise - ABC, 8pm Tuesday August 15 Tumbleleaf - Amazon Friday August 18 Marvel's The Defenders - Netflix Wednesday August 2

Fifty Shades of Grey was available for purchase as of May 2011. After that, there was Fifty Shades Darker, Fifty Shades Freed, and (most recently) Grey. Each of these books have been criticized harshly due to its (at times) vapid story-telling, erotic scenes, and incorrectly portraying a BDSM relationship. Fifty Shades of Grey is about a normal, every-day but beautiful woman named Anastasia Steele. One day, she interviews Christian Grey, a handsome and rich CEO. That is when her world changes. Drawn to each other, they continue their journey together, discovering one another in more ways than one. Christian is challenged by his past and his fast-growing feelings for Ana. Ana is confused by her new found sexuality as well as entranced by her first and only boyfriend. They share a lot of firsts together. Their story continues through Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed as they both fight against conflicts and their past to grow together for a better future. Grey is Fifty Shades

I asked this question on Twitter today: "When is the breaking point that you stop being friends with someone?" I have had a lot of friends over the years. Unfortunately, that is the worst part of moving around a lot as a child and young adult. Things change. People grow older. People move away. People change their priorities. Though friends were once the most important thing in a person's life,  it slowly becomes work, financial aspects, and family. So how does a person balance this? The answer? It takes strong time management skills and balance. A happy life always requires balance. An efficient life always requires time management. Spending your entire life working allows other parts of it to suffer. Spending your entire life focusing on friends can allow your financial aspect to suffer. Therefore, it takes balance. Finding balance is hard. It is more difficult than you would probably think. So how does this relate to my tweet? The only response I received: &qu

June should not have a lot of heartbreaks, but there may be a few... I know whenever the Fall lineup starts that we will have to hold our breaths and hope that our favorite shows make the cut. It's do or die. Anyways, here's what was cancelled and renewed in June 2017. __________________________________________________________ Cancellations Sense8 (Netflix) 24: Legacy (FOX) Downward Dog (ABC) Girlboss (Netflix) The Carmichael Show (NBC) * Still Star-Crossed has been moved to Saturdays, which may mean that this season may be its last. Renewals Luther (BBC America) - Season 5 Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix) - Season 4 Bill Nye Saves the World (Netflix) - Season 2 The Toy Box (ABC) - Season 2 Better Call Saul (AMC) - Season 4 F is for Family (Netflix) - Season 3 Sense8 (Netflix) - Technically cancelled as a series but will return for a 2-hour movie World of Dance (NBC) - Season 2 Dear White People (Netflix) - Season 2 ____________________________