Where Have I Been? Internet Down!
Hey people. The internet is out in my area–where I have my office. So, I haven’t been able to update my website like I used to. Of course, I’m vexed about this. But, today I went and worked some at Barnes & Noble. Right now I’m at Starbucks utilizing their free Wi-Fi and drinking an iced green tea. Man, I want my internet back! Working in public places is not really my thing…
Anyway, Comcast came today and said it was an “Outside” problem which basically means its BIGGER than my lil ole line. They said they have to call some bigger, more qualified service person to fix what is going BAD on my entire street!
I think I’ve decided to learn how to update my site from my Blackberry! I never thought it’d come to this. But, it looks like it comes to this!!!
Anyway, thanks people for checking for me and my site. Rest assured, I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.
Peace and love…
Your girl,
Yasmin
PS. I took this picture two weeks ago–during happier times. I was in Texas about to present Can She Be Saved? at the Girls Bullying Conference.
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Yasmin Shiraz is the President of Still Eye Rise Films, an independent production company which films educational and thought provoking documentaries that chronicle the lives, traumas and experiences of youth. Her first production, Can She Be Saved?, a documentary that examines violence among middle school girls, was an official selection of the 2009 Roxbury Film Festival and recently won a 2009 Indie Award of Merit from IndieFest.
Yasmin Shiraz is the Award winning Author of Retaliation a novel about a community’s response to youth violence. In 2009, it was selected as one of the top Ten Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers by the American Library Association. She is the author of The Blueprint for My Girls: How To Build A Life Full of Courage, Determination & Self Love (Simon and Schuster) and five other books. Her best selling “Blueprint” empowerment series is utilized as a self esteem, motivational, and educational tool at middle and high schools, after school programs, non-profit youth centers, as well as Boys and Girls Clubs throughout the country.
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