Throughout my life, I have seen many irrevocable deeds, words and tragedies, some involved family and friends. This book "Living Between The Tracks" is my attempt to share the lives of my younger brothers and myself as youngsters with my children and oldest brother who grew up apart from us.

I also wanted the children of one of my younger brothers who died tragically while he was very young to know about our lives, along with all my nieces and nephews.

My hope in writing this book is it gives them better understandings of our lives and perhaps answers questions they've wanted answers to.

I also wanted to share my life as a young woman with my granddaughters and other young people because I believe having insight before hand, sometime prevents avoidable situations.

My most recent achievement is the book "Living Between The Tracks" which is a memoir and includes poems, prose, and short stories. I recently presented two hat making workshops at the 2011 and 2012 Red Hat Society's national convention, and was honored as a featured designer in Jet Magazine's April issue; one of the oldest national African American magazines.

I enjoy sewing when time permits and use my fashion sense in everyday life. I am also a milliner(hat maker)who also offers weekend workshops throughout the United States.

Kay's La Connection
This is a an African American cultural site that was established for african americans traveling to the Los Angeles area,and others interested in african American culture.It includes links to churches,eating,establishments,nightclubs,poetry readings,book stores and much more.

Kay's Art of Millinery
This site showcases some of my hat designs, has various links pertaining to hats, and included information about my ongoing hat making workshops.