My Non-Chef Plate Card. I dabble here and there.

Absolutely a Haitian thing. I've been down that road many times with my mother.

"Once Again" by @johnlegend is an underrated album. He brought the vibes with this one.

Someone I know ranked "Ye" as Kanye's worst album and I didn't know what to make of that. For me, it's def "Yeezus".

Basketball season is about to end. I'm so ready for football season. In the meantime, I will enjoy the WNBA. Hoping to catch a game this year.

"Scary Movie 7" is exactly what I thought it would be. It had its moments and stuck to what they do best. I laughed a bit but I also didn't go to the theaters expecting to fall out of my seat laughing. It's for the culture.

Someone tell @ItTammy that if she replaced me, she should say something.

Love you Bro

Wondering if my SB @realityofJ3SS would consider another Cudi concert in a different city 🤔

I'm surprised that a rueben or bologna sandwich did not make the list.

Gilgamesh vs. Arthur 🔥🔥🔥 #FateStrangeFake

Just got reminded that hurricane season started today. I pray it is good to Florida this year 🙏🏾.

The first trailer for ‘X-MEN '97’ Season 2 has been released. Releasing July 1 on Disney

I'm excited to take my little brother, @AlexJulien_, to the alumni picnic this weekend. He's never been so I have to make sure he has a good time.

In honor of Ray's wedding today, I'm bumping "The Big Day" by @chancetherapper.

HAPPY HAITIAN FLAG DAY • 🇭🇹 Celebrating the 223rd anniversary of our flag, a symbol of freedom, unity, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of the Haitian people • _____

Happy Haitian Flag Day 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

Happy Haitian Heritage Month 2026! 🇭🇹 This May, we celebrate Haitian Heritage Month with even greater pride and purpose, honoring the unbreakable beauty, genius, strength, and resilience of our people. From the birth of the first Black republic in 1804 to our lasting global impact in art, music, literature, cuisine, and innovation, Haiti’s spirit continues to rise above every obstacle. This month-long celebration, first proclaimed in Boston in 1998, proudly aligns with Haitian Flag Day on May 18, the historic day our bicolored flag was created in 1803 as a powerful symbol of unity and defiance during our fight for independence. In 2026, while our brothers and sisters in Haiti and across the diaspora face ongoing instability, hardship, and uncertainty, we lean deeper into our rich heritage. Our history reminds us that no challenge can break a people who once refused to remain enslaved. Now more than ever, we honor our ancestors by protecting our culture, amplifying our voices, supporting one another, and refusing to let the world define us by our struggles instead of our greatness. Let this month be a powerful reminder: Nou se Ayiti.
We are Haiti. 
Our roots run deep, our pride runs deeper, and our future will be written by us. To every Haitian, Haitian-American, and ally holding the flame, keep shining, keep building, keep believing. #HaitianHeritageMonth #HaitianFlagDay

The Resilience and Richness of Haitian Culture 🇭🇹 Drawing from the energy and spirit of her homeland, award-winning artist Lyne Lucien creates whimsical, vibrant illustrations that serve as a testament to her upbringing in Haiti 🙌

Happy Haitian Flag Day! 🇭🇹🇭🇹 May 18, 2026, is the 223rd anniversary of the Haitian Flag, a powerful symbol of our freedom, resilience, and unity as a people. In May 1803, at the Congress of Arcahaie, our ancestors, formerly enslaved and free people of color alike, rose above division and pain to forge something greater than themselves. Jean-Jacques Dessalines tore the white from the French flag in a defiant act of rejection, while Catherine Flon’s hands stitched the red and blue together with love and resolve. That flag became the banner under which we won the only successful slave revolution in history, declaring to the world on January 1, 1804, that Haiti would stand as the first Black republic, a living testament that no chain is unbreakable when a people stand as one. For us as Haitians, this flag represents far more than victory. It is the collective memory of our suffering and our triumph. It carries the blood, tears, and unyielding spirit of every ancestor who refused to remain enslaved. It reminds us that we are not separate individuals scattered by history, but one people, bound by resilience, faith, and an indomitable will to be free. In every thread lives the promise that unity can overcome the greatest odds, that even when the world doubted us, we created our own destiny. Today, whether we stand on Haitian soil or in the diaspora, this flag calls us back to our collective identity. It demands that we see beyond our differences and embrace our shared responsibility. It challenges us to honor the sacrifices of the past by building a future worthy of our ancestors, a Haiti reborn through courage, solidarity, and love. L’Union fait la Force!! The Haitian flag is our mirror and our map. It shows us who we have always been: a proud, resilient, and powerful people. And it points us toward what we must become, together. Haiti’s future can, should, and will shine brightly, because it belongs to every single one of us. Have a safe Haitian flag day, family!!

I've been waiting for this 🙌🏾😭