I’ve been fighting a battle with dry skin long before I become a mother. First, I’m don’t drink enough water. Secondly, I’ve lived in some extreme temperatures. For instance, I grew up in New York where I walked to school for junior high, even in the snow. I covered snow …
Read More »[VIDEO] Teaching Children to Save Money on HLN’s The Daily Share
I recently appeared on HLN’s The Daily Share cable TV show to talk about new research showing almost half of Black American families have NO emergency savings fund. It’s also a disappointing trend for American families, in general, who tend to live paycheck to paycheck. The Neighborhood Works America survey new study …
Read More »Check out the New Zoo Atlanta Scaly Slimy Spectacular
Just in time for Atlanta Spring break, you can check out the newest Zoo Atlanta exhibit. The Scaly, Slimy Spectacular opened this week and is an amazing upgrade to the zoo’s former World of Reptiles Building. I had an opportunity to visit right before the official opening and I’ve been following …
Read More »The Power in Asking: “Can We Start Over?”
As I grow into my 40’s, one of the things I’m working on is becoming more forgiving. I struggle with letting issues go. A Facebook friend recently posted an image that showed how forgiving you are based on your astrological sign. In true Leo form, I don’t ever forget being …
Read More »A 2015 Mitsubishi Mirage, A Boy, And A Dream #DriveMitsubishi
There’s something about boys and cars. First, they play with toy versions. Then they upgrade to kid-sized ones. Finally, they want their own set of wheels. This month A.J. turned five and his love for cars has kicked in to high gear. Nothing could have prepared me for his obsession …
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