Doing YOU WELL Wednesday #10
A cry for LOVE...
Hey everyone! Here it is 2:00 am and I’m JUST writing my
post. I’m finally getting back to myself…went on a last minute road trip to
Illinois Friday and Saturday and boy am I beat, but it was so worth it!
Am I
the only one excited about celebrating the resurrection of our Lord and Savior
Jesus the Christ!!
While we’re all dying eggs, giving away baskets, buying beautiful bonnets and cute little shoes, let us NOT
While we’re all dying eggs, giving away baskets, buying beautiful bonnets and cute little shoes, let us NOT
"Doing YOU WELL Wednesday" #9
Hi everyone! For all of you who are new to the link up...all
you do
is share with us what you're DOING WELL this week! It can be
ANYTHING(something you're doing personally, a project you're working on,
etc.), no
matter how big or small.
Because we do so much for others, we sometimes find it hard to celebrate
ourselves! That's where this link-up comes in. I wanted to create a space where you could drop by each week and be celebrated and Are you looking the other way?
While at a hotel recently, my husband and I
encountered a group of teenagers who were disrespectful and rude. It saddens me
that we see this behavior more often than not. I remember when I was growing up
this was frowned upon by others, now it’s looked upon as the “cool” thing to
do. There was a time when parents would get embarrassed and do something about
it, nowadays
"Doing YOU WELL Wednesday" #8
Guest Posting!
Good Morning! I have the honor of guest posting over at my
friend Tracy's blog, who lives on the other side of the pond in Cape Town, South
Africa, (that's what I love about blogging; you get to meet great people from all over the world)! Tracy has two lovely blogs, "Encourage 24/7"(her new community), where I’m guest posting today and "My
Daily Walk In His Grace".
"Doing YOU WELL Wednesday" #7
A Silent Strength
I've been blessed to have grown up surrounded by an amazing
group of women! All, who in their own way, paved the future for me...sometimes
unbeknownst to them. Women, like my mother Mary, who made everyone she came in contact with feel as if they were the most important person in the room. To this day, I still consider her the greatest woman I ever met! And my grandmother Caroline, who by herself, raised and supported my mother and her 10 siblings(including infant twins), after my grandfather was tragically killed. And I can't forget my sisters, aunts, cousins and the countless other women God has allowed me to cross paths with.
I shared with you a few weeks ago about my lovely mother HERE. And as we’ve closed out another “Black History Month” and have entered into "National Women's Month", it would be remiss of me to not mention a woman who was a true trailblazer, not only for myself, but for the nation. Yes, I said the nation!
I don’t know what it is about the women in my family, but they never felt the need to brag, they never tooted their own horn and never put the spotlight on themselves. I guess my job is to do it for them, huh! This post is dedicated to my aunt Sarah Mae Flemming-Brown(my dad’s oldest sister), whom we affectionately called “Aunt Kitty”, she was truly our family heroine, a trailblazer in her own right! Here’s her story……….
I shared with you a few weeks ago about my lovely mother HERE. And as we’ve closed out another “Black History Month” and have entered into "National Women's Month", it would be remiss of me to not mention a woman who was a true trailblazer, not only for myself, but for the nation. Yes, I said the nation!
I don’t know what it is about the women in my family, but they never felt the need to brag, they never tooted their own horn and never put the spotlight on themselves. I guess my job is to do it for them, huh! This post is dedicated to my aunt Sarah Mae Flemming-Brown(my dad’s oldest sister), whom we affectionately called “Aunt Kitty”, she was truly our family heroine, a trailblazer in her own right! Here’s her story……….
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