Today, I don't have much to say. I haven't felt encouraged or even encouraging. I don't know, maybe its the pandemonia surrounding the pandemic or if its just the way the world feels today.
I took some time to write a poem, to God or about Him, I don't know how to describe it. anyways. just let me know how you feel in the comments...
It's this ever intense moment where air becomes sky and heaven touches feet as if nothing is present but you and I, King.
In a world where I am capitalized and
Shut Off Comparison
I first got into fitness in college and then REALLY got into it after my first child. I was the fittest I’ve ever been six months postpartum. The problem? It wasn’t good enough. As life moved us and I had another baby, my body changed again. My time was more constrained. And while I take care of my diet and move my body almost daily, that voice in my head is still speaking: That’s not enough.
I realized that like it or not, I was in the comparison trap. So it wasn’t that lon
Being intentional about showing love to your husband does not have to be something else to add to your to-do list or another task to overwhelm you in all your existing busyness. Instead, it can be as simple as walking throughout a typical day for your husband and doing little things here and there to show him how much you love him.
You don’t even have to get out of bed to do this! If you
March is Women’s History Month in the United States, a time in which Americans focus on the many contributions women have made in the past.
The observance has its federal roots in a February 1980 proclamation by President Jimmy Carter meant to celebrate “National Women’s History Week” during the week of March 8, which is International Women’s Day. It became an official annual month celebration by an act of Congress in 1987.
Through the centuries, women have made substantial and various contri
Looking for some creative nail ideas to flaunt this season? Here are 11 ridiculously cute ideas for the girl who enjoys getting crafty for the holidays!
Buying expensive perfume doesn’t ensure success. Just like a good suit, you should be able to “wear” a good perfume, at least this is what professional perfumers say. When you don’t know how to use your favorite perfume you just waste it without getting the effect you’re hoping for. You might even scare people away with your smell.
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1. “If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then, you are an excellent leader.” -Dolly Parton
2. “It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to your enemies, but even more to stand up to your friends.” - J.K. Rowling
3 .“Take criticism seriously, but not personally. If there is truth or merit in the criticism, try to learn from it. Otherwise, let it roll right off you.”
- Hillary Clinton
4. “Don’t compromise yourself
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If you’ve ever visited an art gallery, chances are you’ve seen Fanny’s face before. Born in 1835, Fanny moved to London where her striking beauty caught the attention of many artists at the time. She modelled for countless paintings, some of which were exhibited in the Royal Academy. In 19th century art, black people were rarely portrayed in a positive light and Fanny rea
The athletes, former athletes and coaches had gathered at Temple University to tell war stories. But the conversation wasn’t about diving catches or buzzer beaters, heated rivalries or fearsome opponents. Instead, they detailed the other defining aspect of their playing days: what it felt like to compete while black and female on the tracks, fields and courts of America.
They talked about the need to find a supportive community and the feeling of always havin
