creative sharings for new perspectives
While every day should be Mother’s Day, the designated day to celebrate a special woman in your life who MindFULLY mothers you, is next week. And do I have the perfect something you can send…Roses. BFD, you say? Well, actually, yes! For the roses I’m turning you on to will last for six months. And… Continue reading MindFULL Mother’s Day Gift
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? It depends on who’s looking. For many kids, while they see themselves reflected over the sink, they rarely see themselves in young adult books and movies. That’s where In This Together Media shines like a beacon, beckoning All kids, of All races, sexual orientation, and… Continue reading In This Together
Caveat: This post is for TMC readers who have kids heading to college this Fall, or may already be there. For the rest of my wonderful readers, TMC will be back on track in September with lots of MindFULL Creative ideas to share! I’m gonna make this post short and sweet. My bandwidth is rather… Continue reading
Ahh…finally. The dog days of summer have rolled in, and with them blooms of inspiration abound. As I clean off my iPad and iPhone, making way for new pics and memories, podcasts, books and a few TV shows, I feel the soft slow beat of ease. Two fun TV shows fill my iPad: Season 2… Continue reading MindFULL Summah Inspahration
What do sex, faith and race all have in common? Your perception of each relies on your perspective. I LOVE this! Not only because it was a question posed by a Senior high school boy for whom I hold high regard, but because his answer gave me much to think about while standing in an… Continue reading Beautiful
I love me two good things in life: a great Customer Service experience and a good “Uni” (a.k.a. “The Uniform”) -- that Go-To outfit you can count on, regardless of weather or weight. Imagine my delight, when I stumbled upon both! Color me crazy, but on Black Friday, I agreed to go to the… Continue reading The Uniform
Such were the words uttered by Legendary jazz musician Clark Terry (who taught Quincy Jones and mentored Miles Davis) to his latest young protégé, blind 23-year-old pianist Justin Kauflin, every time they said good-bye. In this thoughtful documentary of the same name, Keep On Keepin’ On is the story of their touching and enduring friendship.… Continue reading Keep On Keepin On
