THE BUTLER

Finally, finally, a movie I have been waiting for.

I went to Houma Palace to watch it as I wanted

to see if with my besties. We met there and

Ms. Geri and the bestie babies were also there.

Like sometimes happens, the hype surrounding the movie

left me just a tad disappointed but putting that aside,

the story was beautiful. It is a known fact how much

I love Oprah, and in this movie, she demands attention.

Attention not just as a talk show host but a serious actress.

The support she gives to the main actor, "the butler" 

was great. As the movie ends, having gone through the 

many presidents the butler served, I look around the

packed theater and realize that the very best part of

the movie has happened right there in the theater.

We have finally come to a place in our world where

all denominations can sit together, in union,

watching this movie.

White, black, red, purple, color does not matter

and for that I am proud of the facts that are true in this movie.

Thanks to the "freedom riders" who are portrayed in the movie

having been the butler's son, for the freedom we all

live now.