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Loading Likes...I saw this post and felt compelled to question the individual who was observing my successful business and debated on harassing my clients. Thankfully she held back. I’ve worked my butt off to build a business where I can do … Continued
Loading Likes...How adorable is he?! 💙 Mosiah has been a very quiet and introverted child, bu a few weeks ago he came out of his little shell. He’s been so chatty and more assertive as well. Sometimes milestones come and go … Continued
Loading Likes...They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. I am often inspired by others, but I like to take idea and add lots of me to it and make it my own. When I first decided to name our … Continued
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Loading Likes...I’ve complained about Facebook for years. Their policies are hypocritical and unfair. For years I have weighed the pros and cons and kept my FB pages up. But this past month I had decided I just had enough. So I … Continued
Loading Likes...After careful consideration I have decided to turn comments off on the blog. All future posts will not have the option to comment. Past posts will but they will likely not be approved. I am at a point where I … Continued
Loading Likes...On The Homestead I love how warm Kentucky winters are, but that means mud. And lots of it. I’m tired of mud lol. We need to … Continued
Loading Likes...On The Homestead We finally has a storm but the children were disappointed we didn’t get more snow. I posted those pics in the last blog. These next two photos sum up life with my children. We … Continued
Loading Likes...One of the most criticial comments I get on my locs is regarding cultural appropriation. “Dreadlocks are for black people”. This is mainly an American stereotype, perpetuated by television and movies. The reality is no one culture owns dreadlocks. All hair … Continued
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