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Maintaining a WFPB🌱 Lifestyle as I travel and live abroad 😊

11/05/2025

I decided to post my Mother in her “hot girl shorts.” She is always crying about where is her shot when we take pictures so here she is…I love this picture. I think she looks so cute. We just came back from vacation so pray for me…I’m still recovering 🥴 (when the roles switch, if you know then you know). I should be back to myself in a week. Happy Mother’s Day to all of the beautiful mothers that love their children out loud and in private. I try to take advantage of every opportunity I’m blessed with so I’ll have the beautiful memories.

Now if she asks me to delete this pic…I may have to remove it. That role is still in effect 🤓

07/11/2023

Wearing tons of clothing is exhausting 😪. Almost settled. When you love what you see every morning, me included, you can’t help but to jump out of bed with a smile. I’m embracing the cold while I’m here🥴😉😅

14/09/2023

Chilling at the bus stop, without my lollipop 🍭 😅😂🤣. I am so corny but I love it

07/06/2023

I am thrilled with the personal growth I've experienced. Looking back, I appreciate the beauty of my past, while eagerly anticipating a bright future. Each day brings me excitement and fulfillment. Although I occasionally engage in activities that may not be my preference, I approach them with a positive mindset and complete them without dwelling on negativity. Currently, I am actively exploring new opportunities and taking advantage of the abundance of support available to me. By putting in consistent effort, remaining patient, and embracing a loving attitude, I am confident in creating a wonderful life for myself.

Happy Wednesday!!! Cherish the Day!!!Seize the Moment!!!

31/05/2023

Embracing imperfect beauty. Tired, relaxed, and unglamorous, these candid safari photos make me smile. Perfection isn't necessary; it's the genuine moments that matter. Letting go, finding joy in authenticity. Life's adventures are best captured unfiltered.

14/05/2023

This Mother’s Day, I don’t have updated pics of my special ladies in my life, so I use pics of the woman that they were instrumental in creating. It’s been several months since I’ve seen them so I know the reunion will be all so sweet once we meet again. I give all respect to my Mom and Aunt Flora. I shared a post last Mother’s Day and I didn’t expect it to get so much attention only because there are so many others who have special women/mothers in their life that were effective in making them solid, loving and positively contributing people for a better World for all of US to live peacefully and beautifully.

I must share that about a month ago they made a shift to be more conscious when it comes to their health, and I couldn’t be prouder and happier for their decision🏅. I want them to always know they are in control of their level of happiness (God has given us all free will). Every step toward co-creating for a better life no matter how small it may look to others is monumental for you, just keep going. Be thankful for God shifting you into a better and renewed soul, relish in that moment.

My love for these ladies will never waver and will always remain strong and solid. With me being so far away for now, I am thankful that I can continue to feel their love and even more blessed to be part of a family who have taken me in where I am now who shows me the same love.

Happy Mother’s Day❤️❤️❤️

01/05/2023

"Wow, what a weekend! 😁 I experienced my very first Nigerian Wedding and it was an experience I'll always cherish. From the very start, I was captivated by the deep-rooted traditions that were interwoven throughout the entire celebration. It wasn't just a ceremony, it was a grand production - a beautiful showcase of joy, love, and care.

Every aspect of the wedding had a purpose and significance, from the intricate ceremony rituals to the colorful and stylish native wear that everyone donned. Speaking of style, I have to say, the outfits were nothing short of stunning. The bride and groom looked like royalty.

One of the highlights of the wedding was the engagement ceremony - a lengthy and elaborate affair that symbolized the acceptance of both the bride and groom into each other's families. The MC presiding over the ceremony was an absolute pro, commanding the attention of the crowd with her poise and grace. She knew exactly what she was doing 🤓.

All in all, it was an unforgettable experience that left me feeling both humbled and inspired. The Nigerian Wedding is a true testament to the power of tradition, love, and community."

10/02/2023

Check this Airbnb out! Another $50 per night. I know I mentioned it in my stories that I was taking a road trip to Lagos to go grocery shopping for items that are more challenging to find, but I also came here for another purpose. I will share that next week!

I sooo appreciate everyone that is here with me. I hope you’re enjoying the content. 🤓

08/02/2023

Before slavery in West Africa, diets consisted of mainly plantbased meals. Researchers have gathered samples of food that were cooked in ancient pots that identified plants as being the predominant food source and in most cases could not find traces of animals. Personally I find this so puzzling, especially being here in West Africa and Ibadan to be specific of feeling like the odd person out when I go to restaurants to try and order a meal without any animal byproduct, whatsoever! It is beyond challenging and at times frustrating to find the things that I need here, but it doesn’t take away from the authentic love that I have for this country. We have gotten so far away from our history and seeing food as having ultimate healing properties, eating to live. Do the research and make your time count.

Yes, I enjoy eating out, but I more so enjoy creating in the kitchen.

This is my first post to kick-off America’s holiday of Black History Month!
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07/02/2023

I’m behind in my posts for FB. I post more on IG. So today, you’re getting two for one 😉. This is me starting and ending my day on a regular. When you can’t stop smiling, it’s contagious…pass it on.

Happy Tuesday

26/01/2023

My trip to Ghana was extremely peaceful and is a place that I would love to visit again. The price of this Airbnb for one week was $385.72 and I got a lot. The internet was fast and reliable, which was a priority for me✅

I try and do my best to find the best deals without compromising on comfort. I’m not always 100% successful, but I do pretty good. Let me know if you like this location as well as if you want to know how much I paid overall.

25/01/2023

The tour guide assigned to our group was extremely knowledgeable about the Transatlantic Slave Trade. He was intentional with not using “Slave” to describe our ancestors, but instead used “Captives.”

I won’t detail the tour for you, but if you are ever in the area, stop by and visit. Cape Coast is the youngest Castle but there are others nearby. This is an experience I won’t forget, very emotional.

Constant dialogue and striving to remain relevant to yourself is very much needed, daily! Enjoy your weekend. We love you Ghana!!!

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