Check out this week’s fabulous Twitter and Instagram photos from some of our fave celebs!
For all the moms, have a Happy Mother’s Day! What’s your favorite photo of the week?
From beauty to style, stirring up everything that chic brown girls love!
Check out this week’s fabulous Twitter and Instagram photos from some of our fave celebs!
For all the moms, have a Happy Mother’s Day! What’s your favorite photo of the week?
If you haven’t gotten around to getting your mom a gift for Mother’s Day yet, don’t fret! I’ve rounded up the perfect last-minute presents that my fellow procrastinators and moms will love.
From spa gift cards to Broadway tickets, give mom a gift that will allow her to have fun, relax and enjoy!
Surprise mom with tickets to Broadway’s hottest show in town, Motown the Musical! If you don’t live in New York City, make this experience even more special with a trip to the Big Apple for a weekend. The show runs through November. Motown the Musical tickets available here, starting at $65.
Wow mom with flowers year-long with a new bouquet delivered to her doorstep for 3, 6 or 12 months! ProFlowers available here, starting at $130
Treat your tech-savvy mom with a subscription to O, The Oprah Magazine. She’ll enjoy getting advice and tips from Lady O at her fingertips! Subscriptions can be purchased here, $20.
Give mom the gift of relaxation with a spa day in her area. SpaFinder gift certificates are available here.
Grab the popcorn! Your movie-loving mom will appreciate this box of goodies including 5 RedBox gift certificates. If you’re really strapped for time, you can create your own basket of snacks and pick up movie vouchers from your local theater! RedBox Movie Night Gift Basket available here, $52.
What are you getting your mom for Mother’s Day? If you’re a mom, what are you hoping to receive on Sunday?
This past Saturday I celebrated my 33rd birthday. The weather was great, my husband showered me with goodies, my daughter was giddy with excitement and I feasted on one of my favorite dishes (seafood pasta). After such a wonderful day, I stopped to ponder three of the most significant things I’ve learned so far in my thirties.
Thought I’d share them with you guys!
1. Some friendships aren’t meant to last a lifetime. It took me until I was 30 years old to realize that all friends aren’t supposed to be in my life forever. I had to learn how to recognize when a friendship’s season has passed and move forward!
2. Worrying about what other people think of me is pretty pointless. In my 20s, I spent far too much time concerned about how people perceived me. In these last few years, I’m the most comfortable I’ve ever been in my own skin and people’s opinions of me no longer have a place in my life.
3. Happiness is a choice! I have read my fair share of self-help books pertaining to the pursuit of happiness and have finally concluded that happiness isn’t just a state of being, but a choice. We have the ability to make the most out of our less-than-ideal situations and see the silver lining in every aspect of our lives. And Oprah is right, happiness and gratefulness goes hand-in-hand!
If you’re in your 30s (or beyond), what’s been the most significant thing you’ve learned during the third decade of your life?
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