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Visiting NYC Series #1: Spotlight on the Chelsea Neighborhood

August 2, 2023

I always loved the idea of living in New York City without the hassle of a job, just being a city traveler navigating this urban jungle of cement, steel, glass and its many famous landmarks. Over the years, I have been enamored with how the Chelsea neighborhood has become this

Karl Lagerfeld’s Exhibition at the MET: Controversial and Dazzling

August 2, 2023

As someone who loves both art and fashion, I didn’t want to miss seeing the Karl Lagerfeld exhibition even if the options were to go on the last day and in the rain. Karl Lagerfeld was both a controversial figure and a genius designer, although you would not know from

New York Art Week Extravaganza 2023

June 11, 2023

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Film/Theater Review

The month of May is when the Big Apple is celebrating its Art Week, stretching it from May 5th through 22nd, where museums, galleries and art fairs come together to share the best of what the art world offers. For art lovers, this is a great time for a spring

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In These Chaotic Times …How To Travel Safe And Smart

June 11, 2023

Serving Humanity Travel Tips Wanderlust

Many of us are making plans to travel this summer at a time when the tourism industry is exploding from so much demand caused by the pandemic. Besides the increased costs, and the huge crowds, there is also the growing concern over safety. When I mention to folks about my

Film Review: A Man Called Otto…. A story about small yet important wins in life

June 11, 2023

Film/Theater Review Reinvent Yourself Serving Humanity

Having seen the trailer on Tom Hanks’ recent movie “A Man Called Otto”, it frankly did not pique my interest. I love Tom Hanks as an actor and a humanitarian, but I wasn’t sure I wanted to see a movie that reminded me of an older, grumpier Forrest Gump character.

Film Review: Netflix’s My Octopus Teacher ….A Love Affair

April 25, 2023

Film/Theater Review Reinvent Yourself

Surfing thorough the many options available on Netflix, not knowing what to see, I came across a documentary of the life of an octopus and her relationship with a human, actually a man. The film is a gem to watch as you experience a real-life interaction with nature. I, for

Sustainable Travel … What Exactly Does It Mean?

April 25, 2023

Serving Humanity Travel Tips Wanderlust

Sustainable travel continues to evolve as more environmentally conscious travelers are seeking ways to reduce their carbon print in response to the climate changes we are all seeing throughout the world. But sustainable travel is more than cutting back on emissions. It is also how you, as a tourist or

Memories of My Mother’s Clotheslines

April 25, 2023

Arts/Culture My Photography

As a tribute to my mother on this Mother’s Day who I dearly miss, I am reposting this story that I wrote two years ago, thinking of her and remembering how much my travels reminded me of her. This story does not contain that much information about my mom as

Review: The Michael Jackson Musical … on the better part of his life

April 3, 2023

Arts/Culture Film/Theater Review

If I were planning to go see a Broadway musical, it most likely would not be about Michael Jackson. However, when somebody invites you as their guest, it’s hard to say no even if you do not have high expectations. Interestingly, the musical was quite exhilarating and enjoyable, although not

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The Harlem Fine Arts Show… Buying Black Art!

April 3, 2023

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Film/Theater Review

This year the Harlem Fine Arts Show celebrated its 15th anniversary in New York City, bringing together black art gallery owners, art collectives and artists to celebrate 15 years of ensuring opportunities for Black Art to thrive. Buying Black Art or what is sometimes referred to as African Diaspora Art

The Latino World Travel Fest… Creating a Path For Others to Venture

April 3, 2023

Wanderlust

Did you know Latinos account for over $56 billion in leisure travel every year? Yet there is no national or regional community presence for empowering Latinos to connect and travel. Well, at least not until recently, thanks to what was started as an online community Facebook travel group. Latino World

Visiting Africa Series #5 : Elmina Castle and the Island of Gorée– Slave Forts…. a Visit of Conscience

March 1, 2023

My Photography Wanderlust

This story sums up the series on my October trip to Africa and speaks to the most profound part of my visit in recognition of Black History Month. So little is known about how Africans were enslaved and transported to the Americas. How the Portuguese, the British, the French and

Visiting NYC Series #1: Spotlight on the Chelsea Neighborhood

Karl Lagerfeld’s Exhibition at the MET: Controversial and Dazzling

New York Art Week Extravaganza 2023

In These Chaotic Times …How To Travel Safe And Smart

Film Review: A Man Called Otto…. A story about small yet important wins in life

Film Review: Netflix’s My Octopus Teacher ….A Love Affair

Sustainable Travel … What Exactly Does It Mean?

Memories of My Mother’s Clotheslines

Review: The Michael Jackson Musical … on the better part of his life

The Harlem Fine Arts Show… Buying Black Art!

The Latino World Travel Fest… Creating a Path For Others to Venture

Visiting Africa Series #5 : Elmina Castle and the Island of Gorée– Slave Forts…. a Visit of Conscience

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