Tag Archives: africa

Give MOM Back Her Name #MyMothersNameIs

Posted on April 3, 2015 by julia29

Live and Learn. We All Do. Thanks for stopping by. Please share 🙂 Please don’t forget to leave a comment.

Posted in Culture, Healing, motherhood | Tagged #MyMothersNameIs, africa, egypt, human-rights, Middle East, mom, universal, women | Leave a comment

The Greatest Advertising Trick Of All Time

Posted on March 10, 2014 by julia29

Evian – Naive? The simplicity and ease of disposable bottled water has become the norm for most of us Americans. The increasing dependency on bottled water may not have happened had our governments not neglected to preserve watersheds, and monitor … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Education, Environment, Health and Fitness, Marketing, Politics | Tagged africa, Americans, Blue Gold, bottled water, Bottlemania, Democracy, earth, tapped, United States, water, World Water Wars | 3 Comments

I Am A Conservative, But I Am Not A Zombie.

Posted on October 28, 2013 by julia29

Do you believe in zombies? The prestigious Archaeology Magazine has posted research detailing evidence of a zombie outbreak in ancient Egypt near Hierakonpolis approximately 5000 years ago. Yes, Archaeology Magazine! The intrepid archaeologists posited that these zombie attacks were caused … Continue reading →

Posted in Religion, Spirituality, wellness, Zombie | Tagged africa, apocalypse, Caribbean, CDC, Culture, google, Haiti, Halloween, hollywood, Joss Whedon, Samuel Parris, Stargate Universe, Television, Walking Dead, Zombie | 1 Comment

When The Music Changes, So Does The Dance

Posted on September 10, 2013 by julia29

As we all know, Miley Cyrus was the conduit that brought twerking to the mainstream consciousness. This is unsurprising. A few months ago, Cyrus uploaded a YouTube video wearing a onesie and twerking to a song called “The Wop.” Frankly, … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, Health and Fitness, Spirituality | Tagged africa, ancient egypt, Anhai, Brooklyn Museum, Dance, education, Keaira LasShae, Miley, Miley Cyrus, MTV, MTV Video Music Award, Ramesses VI, Ryan Seacrest, Ted Talks, Twerk, United States, youtube | Leave a comment

A Banana Is Not Just A Banana.

Posted on March 18, 2013 by julia29

It is humanity’s oldest story. There’s probably not a single person you know who isn’t familiar with it. The odds, however, are also good that nobody-not you, me, or perhaps even the local pastor has gotten it right. The apple … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged africa, Banana, Banana Wars, Berlin Wall, Boston Fruit Company, Cape Cod, Carribean, Cavendish, Earth University Foundation, education, enlightenment, environment, food, Garden of Eden, Global, healing, health, human, humanity, india, International Law, life, love, medicine, nature, Plantain, Science, South Asia, The Guardian, United States, Western world, women | 1 Comment

“All The World Is Green”

Posted on February 11, 2013 by julia29

Each of us has one color that resonates strongly for us, just as we have deep preferences for certain tastes or activities. But colors have a primal life of their own which can affect your senses, alter your mood, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged africa, ancient egypt, children, Comedy, consciousness, Dilbert, Easter Island, education, enlightenment, environment, Environmentalism, Environmentally friendly, Going Green, Green marketing, Green Philosophy, healing, health, humanity, Lehman Brothers, love, Merrill Lynch, nature, philosophy, Roger Scruton, Sustainability, Sustainable living, Think Green, United States | 3 Comments

I May Be Crazy, But It Keeps Me From Going Insane…..

Posted on November 22, 2012 by julia29

(modified from Boko Harem first written in Adbusters Magazine.) So you’re sitting in the coffee shop sipping your latte and staring at your iPad and you think you know what’s going on? You flip through some images and read the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Adbusters, africa, Aramco Brats, BokoHaram, Burkina Faso, children, CNN, consciousness, egypt, enlightenment, environment, Lady Gaga, life, Nigeria, Northern Nigeria, West, World Bank, WWF | 2 Comments

Half the Sky

Posted on October 16, 2012 by julia29

I can’t tell you how thankful I am for the opportunity I had as a young girl growing up to have been able to participate in sports. I often find myself wondering what it must have been like for my … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, africa, Gender equality, Half the Sky, human-rights, IKEA, International observance, International Olympic Committee, islam, Middle East, Nicholas D. Kristof, quran, Saudi Arabia, Sheryl WuDunn, United States | 4 Comments

Just Do It!

Posted on October 9, 2012 by julia29

I am so sick of reading about the ridiculousness that is in the world these days and find myself wondering why people don’t just DO THE RIGHT THING. I think about this a lot differently after becoming a parent. I find … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged africa, becoming a parent, children, consciousness, current-events, dark spiral, Do the Right Thing, happiness, healing, human, humanity, invisible children, just do it, KONY2012, learn, life, live, love, mom, motherhood, nike, No Child Left Behind, odd position, one love, oprah, Oprah.com, OWN.tv, Politics, society, Sports, universal, world, www youtube, youtube.com | 1 Comment

From The Outside Looking In You Can Never Understand It…..

Posted on September 30, 2012 by julia29

I love to travel. Part of my dream is to one day travel the world with my children. I think it will help open their hearts and their minds. I hope they learn what it means to be free. And, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged africa, bromentous.com, climate, consciousness, creation, freedom, health, Henry Rollins, life, live, love, mental-health, mind, One, oprah, philosophy, Politics, reality, Science, three principles, Travel, understanding, universal, USA, vacation, youtube.com | 2 Comments