"25 Things About Me!"

Happy 25th Birthday to Me!!!

Heyyy loves!! I'm SO thankful for all the birthday wishes, texts, calls, and posts on social media! I feel all the love and I am so thankful and love EACH and EVERY single one of you!! Today was definitely a birthday to remember! My cousin did my makeup, my sis in Christ did my hair, and my lovely cousins/spiritual parents and owners of Hill Media Group did my photo shoot, Downtown Detroit, on the River Walk. I am so thankful for all of them because they truly made my day a DREAM COME TRUE! I can't wait to show you guys the final photos from the shoot. Photos you see on here are from my IPhone shot by me and the selfie-stick!:)

I thought maybe I will let my readers get a chance to know me, so I thought it would be perfect to tell you 25 things about me for my 25th birthday! So here it goes :)

1. I love Jesus!!! I desire to go deeper in Him and I can admit I am no where near where I want to be in Him but I desire and pressing to get there!

2. I love my best friend, friends, family and church family! They make my life complete next to Jesus!

3. I love my church home! Come visit us in Detroit at God's House of Deliverance Church, overseer Apostle Martina -Wade Hill! (I love my pastor y'all, she means so much to me! To top the cake, we're cousins)

4. I have a chunky dog name Kimba. Kimba is a girl with a beard. lol

5. I'm inspired by people who listen to strictly Gospel music. I love Gospel! But I also enjoy 90's R&B like Toni Braxton, and Baby Face! I like Hip Hop but not as much as I did in the 90s.

6. I love makeup! I really want to learn how to do it well!

7. Coming out about me living with a mental illness was and is the BEST decision I've ever made. It's so fulfilling to know the things that caused you so much pain, turn into purpose!

8. My favorite foods are pizza, Mexican and Mediterranean.

9. My favorite colors are blue, pink, pearl white, orange and gold.

10. A few of my favorite scriptures are Romans 8:28 (story of my life), Psalm 126:5, and John 3:16. Check them out!

On the Detroit River Walk

11. I know what it feels like to be broken and depressed. It's tough and I'm glad I held onto Jesus during some very dark times.

12. I used to want to be the next Oprah Winfrey!

13. I had a talk show on WAYN radio at Wayne State University called, The WAYN Gospel Show and my name was Detroit Gospel Girl!

14. I hate my voice. I don't like hearing myself preach and I didn't like my radio voice.

15. I love SUPER hard! I really genuinely love people and I TRY my BEST to do it unconditionally!

16. I really wanted to go to Howard University and my goal was to get my Ph.D in Communications. Well, I got rejected and I don't really even desire to get my PhD now.

17. I love LOVE!

18. I have a big brother name DeAndre who is 5 years older than me and I love him so much!

19. My parents are the best! Their love and commitment to one another inspires me!

20. I love my therapist! She is thee best! She has helped me look at my illness in a different light and get serious about my healing!

Me and the photographer Deacon Phil Hill

21. I love sweets especially chocolate.:)

22. I desire for my whole family to be saved and delivered and walk in the fullness of their purpose in Christ!

23. I look just like my dad's mom!

24. I suffered with low self-esteem for a long time and I'm finally healing and working on a book to help and uplift women, especially teen girls.

25. My full name is Sheree Patricia Braswell and I sincerely love you and praying for you! Thank you for reading 25 things about me! If we have stuff in common, comment below!!!I wanna read about it! :-)

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