Motherhood – Lifestyle – Travel – Food – Quotes
I walk almost every day for 30 minutes, and sometimes even longer. It feels great, and I often feel like I’ve lost a few pounds, even if the scale doesn’t reflect that. 🙄😂 Recently, I started taking my 7-year-old daughter with me for our walks. Just yesterday, my 10-year-old son joined us for our routine.… Continue reading Walk and Talk
Oh, it feels like it has been a decade since I last typed a word on my blog. Honestly, I can't tell if I was really busy or just lazy! Anyway, I'm back! As for what I'm going to write about now, I’m not entirely sure, but I need to get the ball rolling. Yesterday… Continue reading Fun and Exhausting
A Visit to Wilmington and Island Beaches: This beach trip arrived just when I needed it most. The kids were out of school, and I was eager to escape the relentless hustle and bustle of everyday life. I love the beach! It’s one of my happy places. I used to enjoy going there to relax,… Continue reading My Idea of a Perfect Weekend
We visited the Battleship North Carolina. It was amazing! NORTH CAROLINA was the first battleship to be constructed in sixteen years. She became the first of ten fast battleships to join the fleet in World War II. NORTH CAROLINA and her sister ship, WASHINGTON, comprised the NORTH CAROLINA class. The keel was laid at the New York… Continue reading Battleship North Carolina
Me and my son at the hospital - 2015 When we say "Happy Mother's Day," our thoughts often gravitate toward biological mothers—at least, that's the perspective I find myself leaning towards. However, there are many remarkable moms who never gave birth to the children they nurture and love, yet their bonds are just as deep… Continue reading A Mom to Be Proud Of!
Last weekend, I taught my daughter how to create a spa experience at home. She enjoyed a lavender bath, and we focused on skincare while discussing the importance of self-care for women. I emphasized that taking care of our bodies is essential. I also introduced her to my henna tattoo culture. Although she didn't like… Continue reading Henna Tattoos, Marks, and Cultural Identity
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