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Who Am I
Welcome;
With an extensive background in the beauty industry and having published three books, I believe the most important things in life pertain to connection, trust, community, and involvement. I am convinced that even in a world of great stress and division, each of us can choose a path that will lead to a simplistic, easily attainable, and authentic life. I hope you enjoy my weekly posts here as well as on
Sparkamericausa.com, and I also encourage you to send your inspiring submissions about “people, places, and things,” that are of interest to you and perhaps to others like yourself.
Blessings,
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Read my Books:
My books are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble (links on my homepage).
Please rate and review my books as you read them, it helps tremendously.
Thank you, as always, for your support my friends!
Read My Blog:
Celebrating a Mother’s Love this Mother’s Day
On this special day, we honor the incredible force that shapes our lives: a mother’s love. It’s a gift unlike any other—beholden to no rule and unmatched in its depth and int
Cracking The Connection Code
Synopsis Since the turbulent 1960s, we have traveled a narrow, winding road, unable to repair the damage inflicted upon our declining connection and way of life. At that time, a ba
To Jerimiah Huff
Hi Jerimiah. We have never met before, but we have been friends for a long time. I just heard from your grandmother, Nikkie, that you have passed away and are now in Heaven.
Rediscovering the Beauty of the Past
If you’ve ever longed to take a sentimental journey into the past, you’re not alone. But in a world obsessed with speed, convenience, and the next big thing, there’s little s
The Hairdresser
Where Psychology Meets Cosmetology Synopsis The hairdresser’s world has the remarkable ability to inspire an artistic soul, strengthen social and spiritual connections, and n
Gone But Never To Be Forgotten
I was deeply moved by the senseless and brutal death of 11-year-old Jeremiah Huff. Although I never had the privilege of meeting him, his death has left a deep feeling of remo
