Cece In The City

Author: Cece in the City

  • Michael Majesty

    Interview with Michael Majesty

    By: Where it Begins

    Q. Where are you from and what brought you to Atlanta?

    A. I am originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. I relocated to Atlanta GA to attend Morehouse College. Throughout my matriculation, I immediately realized Atlanta was on the fast track to becoming the New Hollywood. I definitely desired to be involved in that transition. Therefore, I learned the ins and outs of the entertainment business.

    Q. What have you been working on these days?

    A. Today I run a full-service in-house media and production company that takes care of our client’s needs from conception to reality. We also produce educational workshops, panels, and networking events. If anyone is in search of speaking engagements, our platforms secure the job, marketing masters or beauty and the boss may be a perfect fit. The who’s may be a perfect fit. The who’s who of entertainment have graced our platforms.

    My latest endeavor is creating my own content. Clench Magazine launches this Fall. In addition to this, I have written several films and stage plays. My first Union film, “Brother’s Grim” is currently in post-production.

    Q. How did being a student in the area prepare you for what you are doing now?

    A. I am fortunate to have attended an HBCU. The brotherhood and camaraderie are unparalleled. I’ve learned so much about myself and how to effectively work with others, The connections you made as a student are the ones you hold on to as a professional. My friends I used to eat lunch with are now doctors, lawyers, accountants and more. Having these connections makes my job easier. 

  • Trying is not Perfection

    Trying is not perfection

    Try new things and be willing  to fail. Dont worry about the end result just put in the effort. Let go of expectations: whatever happens is happening as it should. Challenge your own beliefs.  Do the thing that feels difficult. The only way you’ll arrive at the magic is if you willingly travel a few challenging roads to get there.

  • Interview with Vanessa Cloke

    Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Where it Begins interview with Vanessa Cloke https://anchor.fm/where-it-begins/episodes/Where-it-Begins-interview-with-Vanessa-Cloke-e1m0k9t

  • Interview with Lunch tha General

    Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Where it Begins interviews Lunch Tha General with Co-host Imodelbooth https://anchor.fm/where-it-begins/episodes/Where-it-Begins-interviews-Lunch-Tha-General-with-Co-host-Imodelbooth-e1n2m49

  • 30 day writing challenge (August 2022 Dat 28)

    30 Day Writing Challenge

    Day 28

    Q. A Trip you can’t forget

    I would say a trip I can’t forget. Was when I went to Jamaica with my family. I have never been on a trip with family as an adult, only with friends. This was my first time in Jamaica. It was really beautiful. We stayed 7 days all inclusive adults no kids. It had over 7 spots to eat at the resort, the clubs, and the water was beautiful. Everyone had their own room. I met so many people at the resort. I am not a big drinker but those Bob Marleys, and pina coladas were so good. I love swimming.

    We got together as a family but the majority of the time everyone did their own thing. We went to Margaritaville, It was also Sun fest, we saw Bennie Man, Common and his band and one of the band members played me a song. I also saw Jesse Royal, another Jamaican artist and his crew.

    Sunfest is when they have a big concert at Bob Marley Park they stay up all night outside partying. I ended up getting a headache with the drinks and the horns and music. I had a great time. It was a really exciting time. A much needed trip and from then on I have been traveling every year.

    Jamaica is beautiful. It has bad spots but everywhere you go have the good and bad. Just a beautiful trip I will not forget.

  • 30 day writing challenge (August 2022 Day 27

    30 Day Writing Challenge

    Day 27

    Q. A Wedding

    I can remember going to one of my boss weddings and my ex went with me. He got drunk OMG he was loud, spilled drink on the table, flirting with the bartender it was so embarrassing. We rode with my supervisor and her boyfriend. So, when we got back in the car my ex went to sleep and was snoring so loud I was so embarrassed. By the time we got to my car he had to throw up and everything.

    When I went to work that morning, everyone was picking on me it was crazy it was fun jokes but that was an embarrassing moment I had at a wedding.

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  • Suzie

    Suzie

     

    My Name is Suzie. My bike is a 1996 Suzuki DR650 SE (Dual sport bike) and cost me £1500 (maybe around $2000usd). I bought the bike in the UK and then took it to South America for the journey of a lifetime. So far, I’ve been in South America for 16 months, and I have 10 months left to go. It’s a great choice as many of the great places to explore dirt roads and this bike just copes with it all so well, plus you can get tires and spare parts in many places. It’s been changed a little for example I have got wide foot pegs, a 26 liter acerbic fuel tank, an uprated stator and carb, an aftermarket rear shock, seat concepts seat etc.

     

  • Sophie

    Sophie

    Hello, my name is Sophie and this is my orange Victoria, a 2002 Yamaha V star 1100 with my friend’s 2003 fat boy (Harley Davidson) 1400.

    Jill Renton was sitting with me on my 2002 Yamaha V star 1100, behind her is my 1970 AMC Javelin SST.

    Riding a motorcycle was always the “one of those days” thing I’d say I would do. Then a man who was like my brother lost his battle to cancer. I brought his motorcycle from the estate and l have been in love ever since.  

  • Kelly

    Kelly,

    My name is Kelly, my ride name is ChaRRlie. I belong to the organization called Ruff Ryder’s. I ride a 2010 Yamaha R1. My son is one of the founding members of our chapter. He got me involved on bikes about 7 years ago and I enjoy doing all the detailed work on my bike. The little bike I’m working on is for my granddaughter and I also like riding it around our annuals. I’m a Ruff Ryder soldier and love doing charity work. It’s been a passion my whole life to help others so when I found out this organization I joined. 

  • Karen Hadock

    Karen Hadock

    Hi my name Karen Hadock. I live in Virginia; we ride mountain stile that good smell of the mountain air. I am going through Melanoma cancer treatment for a year. I am 90/ curable. The treatments are hard some days, but it has not stopped me from riding this summer. It just takes my mind off everything. Check out the Yamaha 650 V-Star Classic.