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Happiest countries: The people & places series (1)
I’d like to share what I discovered about countries and what makes them tick in this series I have called “People & Places”. While most researchers agree that happiness is subjective, it is most...
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Not the race card: The People & Places series (2)
Best place to be black I swear I’m not pulling the race card (and yes, I am a black woman). But the other option was unthinkable, that is, to completely ignore the fact that it is more comfortable to...
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Three cities, one country: The people & places series (3)
The Dixie Cups at the Jazz Festival (2006) in New Orleans, Image via Wikipedia We try to go to Disneyland, Florida every other year. The first year we went, my son was a year old so the trip was...
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“Te Amo” means I love you- Giving warmth to the children of Peru (Part 1)
“Alison Mcquillin is a beautiful young lady at my Church in Aberdeen. I recently got to talk to her about the charity, Te Amo that she established and runs. The interview with her was emotional for her...
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“Te Amo” means I love you- Giving warmth to the children of Peru (Part 2)
“I interviewed Alison Mcquillin a week ago. The first part of the interview describes how Te Amo came to be. The second part below describes what her vision is for the International outreach. Although...
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How to start a riot
I was a little relieved to see that even London, a business capital of the “first world” turned into a jungle for a short time. Don’t get me wrong. Every act of vandalism and violence was uncalled for...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: HaPpY
My children make me happy. I support less privileged children in Africa. I have selfish reasons for that… it makes me happy. And finally, I enjoy a good laugh. I love to express myself and I usually...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Curves
Photo Credit: Yekemi Otaru Tagged: blogging, family, life, London, people & places, photo challenges, Photograph, photography, postaday, postaweek, The dailypost, weekly photo challenge
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