Daughter of the Sun

12/12/2025

I choose:

12/01/2025

This bag is so adorable, I had to sit down and record a little tune just to showcase it!
Thanks for this adorable piece of wearable art!

11/27/2025

This week’s find is in Decatur! I wanted one of everything!!!

11/08/2025

“In order to change the world, you have to get your head together first.”
- Jimi Hendrix

I’m working on it.

10/24/2025

Y’all know I’m a workaholic. I’ve decided to get out of the house at least once a week to explore the city I live in

This week’s exploration led me to Mitchell Street in South Downtown Atlanta, where I discovered and right next door!

Check them out!

10/15/2025

Enjoying these final warm days before it’s time for sweaters and boots…

09/11/2025

Do you know what they’re saying after “blinded by the light?”

08/31/2025

As summer draws to a close, I’m taking the time to appreciate things like the smell of freshly cut grass, the buzzing of bees, hearing the birds sing, the fluttering of butterflies… So much to be thankful for!

08/28/2025

08/05/2025

I find great comfort in this thought as well, as I approach another 7th birthday.

07/17/2025

To a modern day visitor, Seneca village resembles much of the surrounding park. But what many people don’t know is that the area of Central Park, from West 82nd Street to West 89th Street, was home to Seneca Village, a community of predominantly Black people, many of whom owned property. Property which was taken from them by “eminent domain.”

Seneca Village began in 1825, when la downers John and Elizabeth Whitehead subdivided their land into 200 lots and sold them to Black business men and women who opened shops and turned the area into a thriving community. Now all that’s left of that village is this plaque.

05/08/2025