• Journal

    D.A.R.E.

    December 18, 2021 /

    By Joy Lynn Clark December 18, 2021 D.A.R.E. stands for DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION. This is another social program that I was involved with in my youth. My favorite neighborhood police officer, Officer friendly stopped by our elementary school class to teach us about different types of drugs and their negative affects. Sometimes he would relate a story or two about his Encounters with drug offenders. I was fascinated and I really liked Officer friendly. In addition to dare, Officer friendly was always the cop that was posted in my neighborhood on my walks home from school. It is not like it is today. I would smile and wave as…

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  • Journal

    The God of quickness

    November 9, 2021 /

    By Joy Lynn Clark 11/9/2021 Patience is probably a virtue: but I love when duty is swift. Grandma and grandpa on the other side were Catholics. I like to rap fast, I like Dance music and I even was a sprinter in track. So swiftness is also a virtue in my book. We go through the same thing with the Catholics as the protestants but, the Catholics are timely and on schedule. The Protestants will go on and on. If it’s good we will sing on – forever. Grandma would press my hair straight and help me dress – but more quickly. There is no Sunday school for me to…

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  • Top Stories

    Race Day – 2021-2026 update

    October 30, 2021 /

    (I visit Keeneland every year but this particular year I actually focused on taking pictures, Dad came with me last year which was pretty awesome! )-2026 By Joy Lynn Clark October 30, 2021 Lexington, Kentucky Today I went to Keeneland it was really fun, here are some pictures I took.

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  • Music

    Hologram Dance

    August 10, 2021 /

    Tuesday, August 10, 2021 By Joy Lynn Clark I made this record around 2012 right after the Isis Spacejet Chronicles. After attempting to make a retro sounding record where I am singing, a voice inside my Head said, “why don’t you rap now?”. So this album is me as Dazee Dizzle. Although I love to rap I was a little scared. I thought that maybe the world doesn’t want a woman like me rapping. Somehow, I got my confidence back and decided to rap again. The album came out pretty good. Special acknowledgment goes to Ryan Lewis, and Studio One (Who rolled out a mastering addition to their DAW and…

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