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May 8 National Have A Coke Day #NationalHaveACokeDay
I thought I would ask you a question. Did you know each year on May 8th, millions of people across the Country celebrate National Have a Coke Day. Often referred to as Coke, Coca-Cola is a carbonated soft drink produced by The Coca-Cola Company. Coca-Cola was first introduced to the public on May 8, 1886 and served at Jacobs’ Pharmacy in Atlanta, Georgia. Originally sold as a Soda fountain beverage, a glass of Coca-Cola sold for five cents! I don’t know about you but I wish I could get a Coke for five cents. The original formula for Cooke was created by Dr. John S. Pemberton, a Pharmacist, and was marketed as…
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JACOB TOLLIVER GOES INTERGALACTIC WITH HIS BRAND NEW SINGLE AND MUSIC VIDEO FOR “NEVER MADE IT TO THE MOON
I wanted to let you know JACOB TOLLIVER GOES INTERGALACTIC WITH HIS BRAND NEW SINGLE AND MUSIC VIDEO FOR “NEVER MADE IT TO THE MOON”. I don’t know about you but I’ve never made it to the Moon either. How about you? Watch Here / Listen HereNASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 2, 2025) – Rising singer, songwriter, and pianist Jacob Tolliver launches his most cinematic and imaginative work yet with the release of his brand-new single, “Never Made It To The Moon.” Accompanying the single is a bold and visually stunning music video—an otherworldly fusion of science fiction storytelling and music that marks a thrilling new chapter in Tolliver’s artistic journey. Listen here: https://ffm.to/jtmoon With introspective vocals and dreamy…
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How rejection and guilt can be used to empower women and girls
Guilt and rejection can feel like heavy weights, especially for women and girls who often grow up conditioned to be caregivers and nurturers. Yet, these emotions can also be powerful tools for growth. Guilt, for instance, doesn’t always have to be paralyzing. It can be an invitation to reflect on what truly matters to you and to question whether you’re being too hard on yourself. Sometimes, guilt comes from chasing impossible standards or feeling responsible for things outside of your control. When you recognize this, it becomes easier to shift your focus from self blame to self-compassion. You can learn to step back and ask, “Would I judge someone else…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
