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Romance Reading
Good morning, how are you? As we began the weekend I thought I would share romance book with you this morning, If it stays as pretty and as cool as it was last you will find me sitting outside on my balcony reading these romance books. Would you like to join me We could start our own book club. Almost Yours Marley Jenkins is a dedicated first-grade teacher living in Vermont, completely enamored by her students. Her boyfriend, Nick Lavoy is handsome, successful, and charming, and wasted no time sweeping Marley off her feet. But when Nick suddenly leaves for a work trip to Ohio, Marley feels somewhat confused about…
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Why color theory can be a useful tool in teaching kids about their emotions
As an artist advocate and illustrator of children’s books, I have dedicated my life to art. For six years, I led an organization called the Artistic Rebuttal Project whose mission was persuading government officials to allocate tax dollars towards the arts. We accomplished this goal by sharing the artwork and voices of both children and emerging artistic professionals. During my time leading Artistic Rebuttal, I learned that most children engage in art from an early age without instruction at all. This showed me that creating art is an instinctual part of being human because it serves as a means for us to study and replicate our surroundings. Color theory –…
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Sidelined How Women Manage & Mismanage Their Health
Inside this post are my affiliate links if you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the items you purchase. I would like to share a new self- help for women which shows us why we must become a advocacy for our own health. Sidelined How Women Manage & Mismanage Their Health by Susan Salenger I received a copy of in exchange for this review. The closer I get to 60 the more I worry about my health and not being here when Charlie grows up. Which goes back to my mom passing away when she was 57 from Cancer. Which has…







