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Welcome to the Capree Lately Blog

New blog entries drop every Sunday morning.


This is where I unpack the thoughts that stayed with me long after the moment passed. The complicated parts of motherhood, ambition, healing and choosing yourself when nobody claps.

It is reflective. It is layered. It is real.


Read slowly. Think deeply. Come back next Sunday.

Why Beyoncé Is My Favorite Artist (And Why I Squint When You Say You Don’t Like Her)
Why Beyoncé Is My Favorite Artist (And Why I Still Squint When People Say They Don’t Like Her) Let me be clear. Beyoncé did not become my favorite artist when she went solo. I have been here since Destiny's Child. I had the CDs. All of them. I ...
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🎈A Very Honest Birthday Check-In🎈
Entry 6 Written at 47 Celebrating the fact that I am still here, still learning, and still slightly dramatic about snacks and peace. Today I turned 47. I also, got my first Costco membership and shopped there today. 🙃 Anywho, when I was younger, 47 ...
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Peace Requires Consistency
Entry No. 5 Late evening. The kind of quiet that makes you notice patterns. It is interesting how some people struggle to let go of what you have already released. There are seasons in life that close without fireworks. No dramatic exits.&...
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Random Thoughts at my Desk
Entry No. 4 Looking back Thinking about raising boys while still figuring myself out. Raising boys as a single mother is not for the weak. It just is not. I had my own issues from childhood that carried over into adulthood. That part is real. People...
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The First Time I Tried to Define Love
Entry No. 3 Age 12 Remembering the first time I tried to define love The first poem I ever wrote came from a seventh grade English class at Greenwood Middle School. The details around the assignment are gone. What stayed was the poem itself, or at l...
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Capree Brown
Saying Sorry to Your Children Matters
Entry No. 2 Present Day Thinking about accountability and children One of the hardest things for adults to do is apologize to their children. Especially in Black culture, there is often this idea that adults are always right because they are adults....
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Capree Brown
What Absence Leaves Behind
Entry No. 1 Present day Sitting with what became normal When people hear the word absence, the mind usually goes to something dramatic. A clear moment. A visible break. A door closing or someone walking away. That was not my experience. Absence show...
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