Combining the themes of Women’s History Month and Holy Week in a blog provides a rich opportunity to explore the intersection of spirituality, social progress, and the contributions of women throughout history. I find significance this Women’s History Month which ends with Holy Week. Both highlight their importance in recognizing the achievements of women and … More Women’s History Month and Holy Week
When we think of Thanksgiving, many reflect what they are grateful for. I wrote this a week before Thanksgiving. The word “pause” came to mind. Pause whatever you are doing or thinking about. You may arrive to a place you need to be. Today’s update, a day after many celebrated Thanksgiving, a “pause” was announced for … More Thanksgiving 2023
And now it is October. Does anyone feel like I do; that time and living just seems to move more quickly each year? Why is everyone overly anxious even while trying to achieve good things? Everywhere is busy with noise and voices about everything. I truly missed writing my blogs and the invisible people I don’t know. But I was … More PATHWAY TO PURPOSE
Reels on TikTok are the way to grow your numbers. Maybe you want to be an influencer. It’s really about the followers to get advertising dollars that pay the bills. If you think about doing that but don’t, maybe you are like CeMBe. How time flies. Or gets away. One of the latest buzz words are “I … More DELAYED SEPTEMBER REFLECTIONS
Woman-owned businesses in the U.S. top 12 million and generate $2.1 trillion in receipts annually, with female founders representing 22.4% of all small business owners. 1 Celebrating women’s achievements is global; socially, culturally, economically, and politically. One didn’t have to leave their virtual seat to see how powerful women are and have been. The stories are amazing, motivating, … More Women’s History Month 2023
I recently read an editorial where the writer said he was over Black History Month since its inception in 1979. When I read this I “got it”. But shortly thereafter, I was reading about people I didn’t know about. I saw a “Soul of the Nation” show that gave me a piece of history about a segregated Las … More Keeping DEI Mainstream Black History 2023
Wow, Thanksgiving again! It came faster in 2022 than it did in 2021. With all the global drama, tragedy, environmental changes, inflation, you name it, the blessings keep on coming. The world opened back up and I took more opportunities than ever to experience it. If you are reading this who knows what you survived. But you know. We can … More Thanksgiving is Every Day
Two years after retiring from a career I loved, I’ve learned a thing or two. Most of the first two years we were in a lockdown and when that went away, some restrictions remained. I knew I wanted to be healthy, active and have a sense of accomplishment and satisfied with my newfound freedom. I also wanted … More REWIRED
This children’s hymn gives a simple but deep insight into the role of fathers or maybe just the memories of a relationship with our fathers1. While this points to God the father, the first father that a child knows is their earthly father. Father, we thank thee for the night and for the pleasant morning … More Father’s Day Reflections
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