They may be small but candy canes are a big way to represent Christmas. Whether you’re looking for unique ideas or just simply want to sit back and take in beautiful images, this post is filled with amazing red and white delight. There are so many ways to create candy […]
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Gorgeous Gingerbread House Images to Kickstart Your Festive Season
From a charming gingerbread dog house to a whimsical waffle house, and even a nostalgic Pop-Tart house, these enchanting gingerbread house images are sure to inspire and delight. I’m not exactly the crafty type, so I won’t be attempting to build any of these, but the images sure are a […]
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Gingerbread House Coloring Pages to Bring the Holidays to Life
Spending too much time on Amazon, and constantly watching your bank account get smaller and smaller is stressful. The financial aspect of the holidays can totally ruin the spirit of the season. Try to take at least a few days to not do any shopping, and instead, focus on some […]
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From Templates to No Bake: Diverse Gingerbread House Ideas
The holiday season is the perfect time to get creative and bring joy to your family with festive activities. One exciting idea is crafting a Printable Craft Paper House, which offers a mess-free alternative to traditional gingerbread houses. For those who prefer an edible option without the hassle of baking, […]
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Following the Rainbow: Remembering My Nature Amidst Anti-Blackness
Feeling much much better about the anti-Black woman (WNBA) comments and behavior from Shaq, Barkley, Jordan, Lebron, can’t they just stick to the NBA? There’s a lot troubling about extremely powerful & wealthy men with titles like “Air” “Sir” and “King” all of a sudden becoming vocal about these underpaid, […]
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WNBA Women Don’t Owe Clark a Damn Thing
But what I do owe myself, is to keep my self-care, healing and spirituality at the forefront of my life and mind, so that’s what this post is about. I could not care less about quoting the loud cult idiots out there, bringing up statistics, etc High profile people, low […]
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The Winning Spirit of Being a Black Girl
I vent a lot because I’m hardwired to hate all injustices, however, I love being born a Black girl. I would not change being a super Black girl for all the money in the world. I would change the world though.Being hated and ignored by a globally anti-Black world, in […]
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My Cinderella Story
From 13 year-old me having that magical feeling after meeting an amazing boy at a party who treated me like a princess (heck goddess lol), to 26 year-old me having that magical feeling after meeting my husband in 2003 and having a Princess themed wedding in 2004 ——- Black girls […]
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“The Little Mermaid” Movie Night in the Park
My daughter and I got to enjoy not just Halle Bailey’s The Little Mermaid Movie Night in the Park, but it was a park by the Bay! How fitting. The movie started at sunset, but we were there much earlier than sunset. This gave us time to enjoy some wonderful […]
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I Choose to Leave Bears Out of the Nonsense
There’s no way that race should be left out of that silly scenario floating around. For women at the top of the predatory, I mean social power structure, their fear is not warranted enough for discussion nor is their fear systemic. Anyone can come across a terrible person. That’s a […]