Rev. Dr. O. D. Robinson

The One Robinson Family Curse Rev. Dr. O. D. Robinson

I would tell you when you are under a curse, people just cannot understand you, the hard time you may have at times. I remember when I was a little boy and lived on a plantation when the white rider would come out to talk with my father. He would send my three sisters in the corn field to hide from the rider because the rider had stated he could not resist young black ladies. I know this might be hard for some to believe, yes or no, the one Robinson family had some good days and some bad days. But I am glad that I remember the history of the Curse. Some might say how do you live with this curse. Well, most of the time you just stay to yourself, this does not mean that you cannot mix with other people but they will recognize you are not like them if that person is not under the Curse. When you are under a good curse, dogs and cats can recognize you anywhere; it's like the people in Iraq, they are under the bad Curse and they don't want to change to anything good. They say they want to be free our way and no one can make us change. They may have changed for a few years, just to fool everyone, but the bad Curse stayed with them, at all times. It is the same way with the good Curses. I truly hope this book will be fun to you because it is true, I'll see you next time.