Behind the Bars: My Life as a Prisoner’s Wife
Prison relationships are built on hope—hope that love can conquer all, that sacrifices will lead to something better, and that … Continue reading Behind the Bars: My Life as a Prisoner’s Wife
Prison relationships are built on hope—hope that love can conquer all, that sacrifices will lead to something better, and that … Continue reading Behind the Bars: My Life as a Prisoner’s Wife
If you live in New Orleans or visiting you are sure to feel the holiday spirit flowing throughout the city in addition to the mesmerizing spirit of New Orleans. The air alone will suffocate the feeling of loneliness as it wraps you up into the heart of the city. No matter your faith, you are sure to get caught up in the spirit and take your off feeling lonely. Continue reading What do the lonely do at Christmas
In New Orleans, Christmas is more than just a holiday—it’s a season of warmth, culture, and community that brings neighborhoods … Continue reading A New Orleans Christmas: A Celebration of Love, Tradition, and Togetherness
As y’all can see I’m not ashamed or embarrassed of my life, I live an open book. I’m stressed and … Continue reading These kids aren’t mines- My life as a self sacrificing foster mom
Niyah Jean hasn’t let having the use of only one hand slow her down – especially when it comes to eating crawfish!
Her left arm and hand have been paralyzed since birth due to a birth injury from a forceps delivery known as obstetric brachial plexus palsy. This condition affects approximately 1.5 out of every 1000 births in the United States. Continue reading Crawfish Princess: Overcoming Brachial Plexus with Resilience 4lbs of Crawfish at a Time.
New Orleans is known for its food culture and has some of the best restaurants in the world. While many … Continue reading “Empowering Women and Savoring Flavor: Exploring the Best Women-Owned Restaurants in New Orleans.”
“Beyond the Promise of Milk and Honey: Creating an Inclusive New Orleans for All” is a call to action for … Continue reading “Beyond the Promise of Milk and Honey: Creating an Inclusive New Orleans for All”
On Memorial Day, I joined my family for an evening Jazz Dinner Cruise up the Mississippi River on The Paddlewheeler … Continue reading Local Review of The Paddlewheeler Creole Queen
The Community Common’s at MOA: Stores It was my birthday, and I was planning on celebrating at home in New … Continue reading Supporting BIPOC businesses at the Mall of America powers diversity
Papa Legba is a live jazz club in West Saint Paul, Minnesota. The club is owned by a married black … Continue reading Happy Hour at Papa Legba
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