A Hundred Words for Snow
Death is numb. Death leaves you feeling like you are in a wilderness or in this case an arctic wilderness. No one can tell you how you should respond to the sting of death especially for a child that has…
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Blogher Health 20 Full Recap
This was my first BlogHer Health experience although not my first BlogHer experience. I was not disappointed. As I start all conferences with a purpose, I had my why in my mind and heart. I am not interested in going…
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Philly Theatre Week
Philly Theatre Week starts February 6th-16th and will feature the best of the best of some of the most amazing actors and actresses in the city. There is a play for everyone-children, men, women, great date night, Black History focused, and…
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Blogher Part 2: Winning for Women with PaciraxBlogher; Nature Made Social Hour
Since I wasn’t gifted Megan Thee Stallion’s knees for Christmas like I had asked so after Soul Cycle I had to go and relax and rest. After which it was time to get to the Presentation, Winning for Women; A modern…
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The Phoenix Theatre Presents: The Glass Menagerie
The Glass Menagerie is an explosion of ups and downs of navigating familiar relationships. Tom is a writer who goes back home and is hit with the reasons he left his family in the first place. Relationships are strained but…
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Monday Motivation: Kobe and all of the Lives Lost Sends us Whirling
Today is super sad. I can’t shake the sadness. I had another blog planned today but at the end of the day it doesn’t seem right to post. Whether you thought Kobe was an amazing basketball player is neither here…
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Sunday Message: Preparing you for Better
It’s hard to see how life could be preparing for you better when the worse is happening. When life is kicking your behind with no breaks it’s hard to remain positive. However the truth is even in the worse or…
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Friday Check In-January 24, 2020
We are continuing the Friday Check in Series. I might make this a permanent series since checking in with self and others is so important. There are a million one ways to check in with others. You can check in…
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Women History Month Apply Today
We are in year 4 of women month here at Toitimeblog. It’s where we show an extra appreciation towards women who are doing things and paving the way. I encourage women from ALL backgrounds to apply to be featured. This…
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The Children by Lucy Kirkwood and directed by Abigail Adams
Over 40 years and an “old friend” seems to have washed onto your door steps. A surprise for sure that is going to bring about some heavy punches of revelation. The Children by Lucy Kirkwood is a mingling of old friendships, crossed lines, environmental disasters and I would…
