Every year on January 6th, New Orleanians celebrate Epiphany –the day to commemorate the three kings coming to visit baby Jesus after his birth– and the official kick-off to Mardi Gras season aka king cake…
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Love reading and expanding your hosting and entertaining skills? Today, we have just the right books to help you with all things lifestyle. We have curated 4 African American Lifestyle Books You Must Add To Your…
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The New Year comes with many new changes? From the way you revamp your home with your day-to-day decorations to the way in which you create goals to change bad habits; as we live to…
View PostThe New Year comes with many new changes? From the way you revamp your home with your day-to-day decorations to the way in which you create goals to change bad habits; as we live to…
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As the New Year approaches, I am reminded of a few Southern traditions and superstitions. When we were young, my mother would remove every Christmas decoration before the New Year as she thought it would…
View PostAs the New Year approaches, I am reminded of a few Southern traditions and superstitions. When we were young, my mother would remove every Christmas decoration before the New Year as she thought it would…
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Watch Night, also known as Freedom’s Eve, is a tradition that dates back to 1862 when President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. On December 31st of that year, slaves gathered in churches and homes…
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A holiday brunch is a wonderful time to gather with family and friends and enjoy some delicious and comforting southern dishes. Check out some of these classic dishes below and add to your menu: What…
View PostA holiday brunch is a wonderful time to gather with family and friends and enjoy some delicious and comforting southern dishes. Check out some of these classic dishes below and add to your menu: What…
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