In Messages/ Motherhood/ Self Care Living With Intention : : Slowing Down & Meditation I’ve come into 2017 giving myself grace and not looking to set any goals that didn’t flow naturally. I waited to see what came… Continue Reading →
In Book Review/ Raising Global Citizens Rice & Rocks by Sandra L. Richards : : Multicultural Children’s Book Day Book Review #ReadYourWorld Earlier this year I heard about an amazing event called Multicultural Children’s Book Day. It’s celebrated annually on January 27th, and this year will… Continue Reading →
In Interview/ Women Supporting Women/ Worldchanger Interview with T.C. Jordan of Xokiahi Cares, Inc. : : Veteran, CEO, & Mother of 3 AM: Please introduce yourself and tell us a bit about your background. T.C.: Hello All, I’m so honored and excited to be participating in… Continue Reading →
In Messages 10 Lessons I Learned In 2016 That Will Change Your Life in 2017 : : You’ll Want To Grab A Pen & Paper! 2016 was a crazy, exhausting, exciting, and monumental year for me. I launched this here site and blog. I created a line of tote… Continue Reading →
In Culture/ Wanderlust The Ultimate List of Places to Eat, Sleep, Play, & Relax in Ubud, Bali : Part 1 Each time I visit Ubud I fall more in love. Yes, there are tons of tourist traps and high priced places to stay, but there’s… Continue Reading →
In Interview/ Women Supporting Women/ Worldchanger Interview with Anna Franceschi : A Passion for Women’s Health, Practicing Gratitude, & Giving Back Everyday : Deputy Director of COHI Today I have the great pleasure of sharing with you another one of the amazing female worldchangers behind Circle of Health International. Anna and I… Continue Reading →
In Global Issues/ Pregnancy & Birth/ Women Supporting Women Join The “In Her Shoes” Campaign : : November 7th-20th, 2016 Beginning now until November 20th, Circle of Health will be conducting its annual, “In Her Shoes” campaign. The focus of In Her Shoes, is… Continue Reading →
In Motherhood/ Pregnancy & Birth/ Self Care Kelsey Oviedo : Yogi & Wanderluster : Postpartum Update, Birth Story, & Returning To Work For those of you who’ve been following the blog for some time now, then you may remember one of my very first interviews with… Continue Reading →
In Book Review/ Culture/ Family Here Comes The Rain by Renee Simons Berry : : Book Review From a young age many black girls are taught to keep their hair always looking prim, pressed, and presentable–for fear of looking nappy or… Continue Reading →
In Culture/ Foodie/ Wanderlust 6 Foods To Try at The Tsukiji Fish Market : : Tokyo, Japan Travel really comes down to 3 main things; meeting new people, stepping outside your comfort zone, and trying local food. The last being of… Continue Reading →
