Hi DivaBaby! Fam,
I am getting so confused with all the natural hair products?!?! I have been natural since August 18, 2009 and I love it but I am really confused about what products work best on my hair. I am currently using Kinky Curly products and I am going Hairveda products soon. I have been researching different products and visiting blogs (watching tons of videos on YouTube). Confusion is my middle name! I guess I have to keep doing what works for me. I going to attempt some twist next time I wash my hair (pray for me). I will be adding some pictures soon and I might even get up the nerve to start my own YouTube vblog :-)
Happy Hair Journey & Enjoy the holidays!
Take care & Be Blessed,
DivaBaby!SB
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
The Traditions of Christmas
Hello DivaBaby! Fam,
Last evening I watched a few TV shows that explored the traditions of Christmas. Christmas is often a time of "perfection" (i. e. going from store to store buying the "perfect" gifts, baking the "perfect "cookies, finding the "perfect" tree/decorating it, mailing the "perfect" holiday greeting cards, rsvping to the the "right" holiday parties, etc. Is it the perfection that we remember or the imperfections?
I can remember a Christmas, when I was a pre-teen and my dad and I watched National Lampoon's Vacation; we must have taken too long cause my mom started crying because we were not participating in her idea of a "perfect" Christmas. My moms actions made that particular Christmas more memorable than any before, thus creating a Christmas tradition that we tease her about to this day. May be we just all need to lighten up a bit around the holidays and focus on enjoy being together and not so much on the idea of having the "perfect" Christmas. Besides, "perfection" becomes mundane, shake up the holidays a bit!!! Just a thought! :-)
Have a safe & Happy holiday season!
DivaBaby!SB
Last evening I watched a few TV shows that explored the traditions of Christmas. Christmas is often a time of "perfection" (i. e. going from store to store buying the "perfect" gifts, baking the "perfect "cookies, finding the "perfect" tree/decorating it, mailing the "perfect" holiday greeting cards, rsvping to the the "right" holiday parties, etc. Is it the perfection that we remember or the imperfections?
I can remember a Christmas, when I was a pre-teen and my dad and I watched National Lampoon's Vacation; we must have taken too long cause my mom started crying because we were not participating in her idea of a "perfect" Christmas. My moms actions made that particular Christmas more memorable than any before, thus creating a Christmas tradition that we tease her about to this day. May be we just all need to lighten up a bit around the holidays and focus on enjoy being together and not so much on the idea of having the "perfect" Christmas. Besides, "perfection" becomes mundane, shake up the holidays a bit!!! Just a thought! :-)
Have a safe & Happy holiday season!
DivaBaby!SB
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
The Return from Paris!!
Hi DivaBaby! Fam!
I hope everyone is well and enjoying the holiday season. I haven't been blogging for a couple of months, in order, to prepare for our trip to Paris. In one word, WOW! I have never experienced anything like this. Seeing the beauty of the buildings, the people---being submerged in the culture felt almost like a privilege. Words cannot do justice to Paris. My husband and I took over 800 hundred photos and I wanted to just include a few that will give you a brief decription of what we saw. I will truly say that I love Paris and a piece of my soul was left there. Enjoy the pics! :-)
Part of Louve
As we a driving from the airpot to our hotel (we stayed on the Left Bank.
Building 1 the surrounds the entrace of the Louve.
The tall pyramid is the actually entrace to the Louve (you take an esculator down).
An entrance to a Metro station (sunbway).
Our hotel from across the street (our room was on the fourth floor). Every morning I looked out onto the busy street below (AWESOME).
I hope everyone is well and enjoying the holiday season. I haven't been blogging for a couple of months, in order, to prepare for our trip to Paris. In one word, WOW! I have never experienced anything like this. Seeing the beauty of the buildings, the people---being submerged in the culture felt almost like a privilege. Words cannot do justice to Paris. My husband and I took over 800 hundred photos and I wanted to just include a few that will give you a brief decription of what we saw. I will truly say that I love Paris and a piece of my soul was left there. Enjoy the pics! :-)
Part of Louve
As we a driving from the airpot to our hotel (we stayed on the Left Bank.
Building 1 the surrounds the entrace of the Louve.
The tall pyramid is the actually entrace to the Louve (you take an esculator down).
An entrance to a Metro station (sunbway).
Our hotel from across the street (our room was on the fourth floor). Every morning I looked out onto the busy street below (AWESOME).This only a very small potion of day 1 of our trip, please join the blog and let me know what you want to see.
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