Dyad Entertainment

10/23/2024

🙏🏾💙 After the news that a school banned a child with autism from participating in a school trip I feel the need to write this. There are boys and girls that no one invites to birthdays for example. There are kids who want to belong to a team but don't get selected because it's more important to win than include these kids. Children with special needs are not weird or strange, they just want what everyone else wants: to be accepted!! 😡Can I ask a question??. Is anyone willing to copy and paste this post on their wall without sharing, like I did for a friend? they also need full love and support. 💙🧩 💙

09/15/2024

going Live in 10 minutes!

08/27/2024

08/14/2024

These EaRINGs on my mind. Just Beautiful!⬇️

08/12/2024

I used to delete people who didn’t interact with me but then I became more selective of the folks I accepted as friends. Here’s a test. If you’re reading this. LIE about how we met. Then put this on your wall so I can leave one, but then again no-one seems to follow Directions! Remember to LIE! 😂 ok go!!!

08/03/2024

You NEVERRRRRRRR know when the sand in your hourglass is going to run out. So I just wanted to say, I LOVE YOU all!!!! I'm going to challenge ONE Person out of My Family and Friends to put this on their wall.
TOMORROW IS NOT PROMISED!!!!!

💜 I LOVE YOU 💜

07/22/2024

So excited In have my 1st inventory received, 1st sale under my belt and I have my 1st in person event on Saturday! Yay Me!

We’ve got a formula for fabulous: Fashion. Fun. Five bucks. Come see what the Paparazzi party is all about.

07/13/2024

"DNA evidence confirms that Australia's indigenous culture is one of the most ancient in the world, tracing their origins back to Africa. The first genome sequence of an Aboriginal person reveals that they left Africa around 60,000 - 75,000 years ago. This genetic study highlights that Aborigines are descendants of the first humans to migrate out of Africa, suggesting they may possess the oldest continuous culture on Earth.

Indigenous Australians were the first modern humans to navigate an unexplored region of Asia and Australia, according to Professor Eske Willerslev of the University of Copenhagen, who led the study. "Their journey was truly remarkable, requiring exceptional survival skills and courage," he says. This discovery was made possible by analyzing a century-old lock of hair given to an anthropologist by an Aboriginal man, leading to insights about the ancestors of Aboriginal Australians."