It’s my birthday month! WooHoo! However, I was supposed to be in Vegas on November 5th for ‘Britney Day” on my 35th birthday, but as I’m typing this, America is imploding from 2020 with Coronavirus, racism, and a tug-of-war election with America’s Man-Child in Chief. So instead of enjoying a seafood buffet and rocking my […]
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It’s Fall and soon it will be Winter, so just as we’re going through this environmental (and political) change, our beauty routine is going through a sort of transformation too. From colors to more moisturizing skincare routines to battle cold weather ( although it was like 80 degrees in November the other day, but I […]
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Let’s be unapologetically Black for a minute (and always if we’re being honest cause’ this is a safe place), food is usually at the center of our most important events…holidays, baby showers, wedding, and yes, even funerals. We don’t just cook a few hor d’oeuvres for an event, we feast. And, if you do not […]
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If you are serious about improving your quality of life, gratitude is a significant element, and I don’t just mean on Thanksgiving. Gratitude is the comforting emotional response towards the world as well as the people and experiences that we encounter in our lives. There is also deepreverence and an understanding that everything in the […]
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As we continue the year with political unrest and social injusticeamongst everything going on in 2020, it’s hard to say what exactly theHolidays will look like this year. As the true atrocities of Thanksgivinghave come to light over the years many, have chosen not to celebrateat all or completely replace the holiday with Friendsgiving which […]
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There is always that one book that we read at just the right time in our lives. More than Enough by Elaine Welteroth was that book for me during the quarantine this summer. It gave me chills because it was everything I needed and more. From her journey to stepping into her identity toher networking […]
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In recognition of National Breast Health Day, I sat down with 90’s model, vintage fashion aficionado, and breast implant illness survivor, Marcia Daly (@marcia_daly) of @Da.DalyDose to share her experience with this little known ailment. As more and more women are making the decision to have their body augmented with plastic surgery, I felt it […]
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2020 continues to stay “on-trend” by shattering traditions and re-creating what normal looks like, and now the retail industry is following suit. Amazon has surprised and delighted many by changing their annual Prime Day (since 2017) from July to October 13 th & 14 th . Many other large retailers including BestBuy Walmart, Old Navy, […]
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Last month’s word of the month was ‘Transformation’, and I’m thinking that maybe it will continue being the theme for the rest of the fourth quarter of 2020 for this MamaWoman instead of the death, destruction, and sad but comical presidential debates that are being offered. There’s so much that goes into ACTUALLY transforming, it […]
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…but didn’t Attorney General Daniel Cameron say there wasn’t any bodycam footage? Only days following a grand jury’s decision to issue no charges against the Louisville officers who fatally shot Breonna Taylor, evidence from the case is now leaking out on social media and digital news sites, raising questions, and grief, about the investigation into her […]
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