Real Moms of Volleyball

This is what I get for raising my daughters to have opinions...

Now they have an opinion about everything; especially mine! I wanted strong, confident women... I just didn't realize I'd be debating them like I'm in court every day.

I still make the final ruling 🤣😂

Congratulations are in order for my little Shazi 💙💛 Wazi and her teammates on setting records. My Chynadoll is also a record breaker at the University School of Milwaukee in track and field!

Records are shattering this spring! 🏃🏾‍♀️🏅 Congrats to the girls' 4x200 relay team for setting a new USM record!

As a this makes me happy that we choose this university for our daughter.

Over the last few years, Vanderbilt has become one of the most desired and admired schools in the country. At a time when only 42 percent of Americans say they have a lot of confidence in higher education, and as other schools face a spate of crises — an increasingly antagonistic White House, the existential threat of AI, administrative uncertainty about how to handle student protests — the university has emerged as a bit of an apolitical fantasy land.

It accepted just 2.9 percent of regular-decision applicants, and although its overall acceptance rate won’t be available until late August, a university official said it’s expected to be about 4.8 percent, which would make Vanderbilt almost as hard to get into as Yale was last year. And in about a month, the university will take over most of a city block in Chelsea, which will allow roughly 90 undergraduates to “study abroad” in New York, interning for such beloved local institutions as JPMorgan and McKinsey.

“I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s on 85 percent of my students’ lists,” said Christopher Rim, a college-admissions consultant who works primarily with the ultrawealthy in Manhattan. “It’s the Ivies, MIT, Duke, Stanford, Vanderbilt.”

Claire Suddath reports on how Vanderbilt’s reputational makeover — making the school less fancy and southern, and considerably more selective and popular — has been in the works for decades: https://nymag.visitlink.me/pazru1

The best part about getting back on your feet, is knowing who not to walk with again.💯

Thoughts 🤔

Every time in my life when I thought things were falling apart they were actually falling into place. Change your perspective and watch what God does next 🙌🏾

As a lifelong Milwaukee Buck's fan, this doesn't make me happy 😒

Last weekend was Shazia’s prom! 💐 In between she had to attend a dance competition briefly what can she not do! 🤣