End Hunger This Holiday Season

by Denise // 18 November, 2010 // 2 Comments

Did you know that in 2008, 49.1 million Americans lived in food insecure households, 32.4 million adults and 16.7 million children? (Statics borrowed from Feeding America) Many people are of the mindset “If I don’t see it, then it... Continue reading →

Musical Monday: Defying Gravity

by Denise // 22 February, 2010 // 16 Comments

For those who know me, you would have heard me profess my love for Wicked on numerous occasions. It is truly my favorite musical and next Sunday, I will be seeing the show for a third time. Forget what you... Continue reading →

Music for Martin Luther King Day

by Denise // 18 January, 2010 // 10 Comments

Although some Americans shout disparaging remarks of President Obama, I can’t help still feeling hopeful that he will deliver his campaign promises. The Tea Party’s angrily demonstrates with defaced images of Obama to resemble Hitler, but I don’t understand the... Continue reading →

30 Days of Giving

by Denise // 10 November, 2009 // 5 Comments

The other day, a friend on Facebook shared in her status update how she would be spending the month of November. For the next 30 days, she and her family would demonstrate acts of giving, which had been inspired by... Continue reading →

Would You Trade Your Paycheck for an Apron?

by Denise // 15 August, 2008 // 12 Comments

Recently, cnn.com/living reported that a growing number of women are choosing to leave the workforce to become stay-at-home wives. Good choice, ladies! I applaud your decision and raise my margarita glass to you! In the 1960s, our mothers and... Continue reading →