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Mother’s Day in London, England

I’m thankful to be a mother! Judah brightens my life and I learn from him every day! This Mother’s Day was very special. We traveled to London, England. Mother’s Day in England is celebrated way before the holiday in the United States but I thoroughly enjoyed it nonetheless. My good friend from Paris, France where I studied abroad for three years, Laure, lives in London so we got to spend quality time together. Laure has a joyful and charming personality...

Sunset Biplane Tour of Atlanta

A few weeks ago, I treated my son and my friend Sarah to a sunset biplane tour of Atlanta! I purchased the deal from Biplane Rides Over Atlanta via Groupon. It was affordable and scheduling was seamless. We had to reschedule the first appointment due to the weather but it was well worth the wait. My son is three years old so it was mesmerizing to see his joyful perspective of the experience. Especially since he rode shotgun. Our tour...

Spring Into Minimalism

Spring is here! The spring season is symbolic of new beginnings and transformations. The surrounding environment is awakened and rejuvenated. Many people have a habit of spring cleaning around this time. There are many ways to do so while maintaining an organized and beautified space for an extended period. Minimalism is embodied in spring cleaning. Spring Cleaning Ideas/Checklist KITCHEN Clean out fridge Clean out freezer Wipe down counters Clean out pantry Clean/self-clean oven Clean/sanitize behind appliances BEDROOM(S) Wash all bedding...

Black History Month and Minimalism

Looking back at Black History Month and its impact on American culture as a whole, I am reminded that although African-Americans have achieved much, there is still much more to accomplish. Minimalism encompasses purposeful living and thinking. The influential leaders who have had the strongest imprint on Black history all had the desire to live a life full of purpose and liberty in common. Notable leaders such as Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad Ali, Shirley Chisholm, Medgar Evers,...

Make SMART New Year’s Resolutions

Personal growth is important. We should all aspire to thrive in every area of our lives. Many people start each new year by making new year’s resolutions. The problem with that is the goals are seldom achieved. Some people backpedal altogether. One manner in which to give new year’s resolutions the best chance at getting attained is by setting SMART goals. SMART is the acronym used in goal-setting to ensure detail, clarity, and attainability. It is commonly attributed to Peter...

Life Insurance and Minimalism

The end of the year is usually a time when most of us assess our lives in a manner to plan and set goals for the new year. On top of any new year’s resolutions you may have, it would be important to include securing life insurance if you don’t already have a policy. If you have one, I would suggest having a dialog with the people you care about and informing them of the importance and benefits of life...

8 Ways To Enhance Your Morning Routine

The way we start each day can have a profound effect on the rest of our day. Curating a morning routine that is simple yet impactful is a great habit to form and maintain. Our morning routine can greatly influence our daily mood, energy, and motivation. It is vital to be intentional about how our day commences. We should also aim to be mindful of our attitude throughout each day. 8 Ways To Enhance Your Morning Routine What are some...

The Obstacle is the Way

One of my friends recently shared, The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday with me. It was a powerful read. The book is full of principle-oriented reminders and anecdotes. They serve to teach us to embrace the lessons, opportunities for growth and change, acceptance, and many other maxims hidden in every obstacle we experience. What stands in the way becomes the way is a notion that obstacles that seem to just be roadblocks, can in fact be utilized and...

20 Beach Day Essentials

Summer is coming to an end. This year, our summer vacation was spent visiting our family in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for a week. I booked a thrifty flight from Atlanta to Miami with Frontier Airlines. My two-year-old son flew for free, thanks to my Discount Den membership and being flexible with our travel dates. My Hertz rental car was affordable, complementing my friends and family discount. We got to celebrate my sister-cousin’s birthday and enjoy Florida’s beautiful tropical weather. A...

Ten Safety Tips for Large Crowds

Mass social gatherings are enjoyable but they have become a target for disaster. We hear about so many senseless acts of violence that were committed during these celebratory gatherings. We cannot eradicate violence but we can mitigate the risks and dangers we and our loved ones encounter. Concerts, parades, festivals, and similar gatherings are fun and memorable. We can continue to partake in these events and also be cautious. Practicing safety measures while in large crowds greatly reduces the chances...

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