The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge.” Women have done so much to help manage the pandemic for their loved ones and their communities. In honor of IWD, I’ve penned an open letter to my fellow working moms. From grocery store workers to teachers and executives,…
Spring beauty sales are around the corner and I am ready to get to shopping! Last year, I threw away a lot of my expired makeup so my makeup bag is really light. While putting my shopping list together, it was important to include beauty brands that regularly donate to…
This year, we’re supporting our community pantry for our family giving focus. We’ve set up recurring payments and will do quarterly drop-offs like these birthday bags. I was surprised to learn that birthday supplies weren’t the only non-food item our food pantry regularly collects. For those receiving SNAP benefits, they…
I never thought that I would own a Peloton bike. I certainly didn’t think that I would become a full-on believer and evangelist. But, here I am. And, last month, I joined the century club, clocking 100 rides on a bike that goes nowhere. When I got my Peloton, I…
Raising Black boys is one of the most significant responsibilities that I will ever have. I spend a lot of time thinking about how to I encourage them and ensure they have a strong sense of self. There are systems that solely exist to eat my children alive. And, that…
It’s hard to believe that March is right around the corner. I’ve decided to re-introduce my “Tue Fabulous” series as a roundup of my top picks for the month. Given that Valentine’s Day was this month, you won’t be surprised that many items touch on love and faith. Digging deeper…
Pre-pandemic, I used to get a nasty case of the Sunday blues. It wasn’t so much about work itself. It was the dread of the AM hustle. I basically had to wake up by 5:45a to leave my house by 7:30a. Then, my commute could take anywhere from 50-70 minutes….
I love a good planner. It doesn’t stop there because I love all paper goods. I can black out in Target or Marshalls when I see notebooks, notepads and cards. I don’t need any more paper goods in my home. But, that’s not going to stop me. To stay on…
My son, Caleb, is one of the best kids that I know. He is smart, thoughtful, kind, and is always looking out for his mama and brothers. I’m still adjusting to the fact that he’s five now (!!) and will be starting kindergarten in the fall. But, I’m not the…
It’s always been important for me to give to and serve others who needed help. It’s an important life principle that I learned from my mother. As the stay-at-home orders began last year, I felt this incredible sadness and anxiety thinking about how COVID would impact families, especially in underserved…
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