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Terricinia St. Clair Summary

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Terricinia St. Clair. I met this spirited beauty through a mutual friend. Writers tend to run in packs, and this was no different. I had been getting an invite from a new literary sister, to visit Richmond and attend one of her author meet and greets. It seemed fate was against that ever happening. Her invites were random and it rained every single time she held an event. Not only did it rain, it only rained at the time I would be leaving to reach the destination. I don 't enjoy travelling in inclement weather, so I rain-checked the first two instances. Invite number three was different. I had been on a binge of meeting writers and gathering amazing content for my magazine. I was in a zone and wanted nothing more than to build relationships …show more content…

From the moment I walked into Christal 's home and heard Terricinia laugh, I felt as though I was going to spend an evening with my girlfriends. There were wine and glasses on the table and welcome spread across everyone 's …show more content…

The BFF The Bridesmaid The Let 's Do Lunch The Frenemy That Bitch It 's interesting to read these tiers and be able to look at the interactions with the people in your life, clearly able to identify where they have placed you in the matrix. I absolutely loved how the tiers were broken down and found them accurate down to the tee. Sadly, you will also be able to recall people who switched tiers, what they meant and currently mean to your life. I myself have the 'stank face ' on just walking down memory lane. (Read the book and see where the 'stank face ' comes in at.) In reading her book, and having experienced her myself, Conversing with the Elephant echoes her spirit and heart. Terricinia and I thank you for engaging in the next few weeks of discussion with us as we dive into these tips and we hope it gives you the courage to be real and loving with your girlfriends when they are acting jacked up, feeling jacked up or getting jacked up. Don 't you want others to be that way with you? See you next Thursday-same time, same place to discuss the first tip. For the full experience, get your copy Conversing with the Elephant: 25 things our girlfriends don 't have the

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