My mission is to illuminate, inspire, & impart to women seeking or in committed relationships so that they may be better prepared for the celebrations, changes, and challenges of marriage & life.
Originally posted on 2011: Yesterday, I wrote about the day my husband’s sons were born. I wrote about the range of emotions that I felt and how ill prepared I was to handle those emotions. Today, I am writing about 365 days later. Today is the boys’ birthday.
Originally posted in 2011: A year ago, the phone rang and I received the phone call that I knew was coming but dreaded nonetheless. My husband called to tell me his mistress was in labor.
Black women around the globe have been waiting for the Netflix premiere of Nappily Ever After, a film based on the book of the same name by Trisha R. Thomas. So my love and I decided to watch the movie on lazy Sunday morning. Here’s what I think…
So August tried me. Tried my patience and tried my sanity. Actually August really almost took me out… but for every cloud there is truly a silver lining.
Even the most experienced ballet dancers know that going back to the barre is important. In a Christian's life that "barre" is the Bible. You are supposed to start every morning with biblical study. But many folks do not do that - myself included. So, I have to "go back to the barre."
I’m not a stepmom. I didn’t knowingly marry a man with kids, therefore, the term does not fit me. I’m a mom-mom.
