Mosal Morszart: Living Life Like It’s Golden I first met Mosal Morszart a few years ago when I was on social media complaining about the frame on a couch that had broken. He didn’t know me from Adamesha but was nice enough to volunteer to come to my home and repair it for me. While he worked we chatted and Mosal informed me that he was an artist at heart. He had previously abandoned his passion for more reliable employment to support his then-wife and their children. He was now divorced and his youngest daughter had recently graduated from college and he had every intention of returning t ..read more

The Bandalette, Saving Thick Thighs In Me Want One we feature great products and services you should try. Our newest feature is The Bandalette. You’ve heard the term “Thick thighs save lives” well who’s saving the thighs from one another. It’s not uncommon for women with large thighs to experience chaffing when they rub against one another. That’s why Bandelettes were born! Two enterprising women decided that they’d had enough of thickalicious thigh chafing and decided to put an stop to it. Their goal was to “create comfortable and sexy lingerie that is both practical and beautiful – to h ..read more

Dr. Dorsha James, MD Dr. Dorsha James, MD is making affordable health services available to everyone through her telemedicine company, myURGENCYMD. As an emergency room physician for 15 years, she witnessed the astronomical fees patients can incur when using the ER for what she calls urgencies instead of emergencies. Things like ear and sinus infections, pink eye, colds, allergies, urinary tract infections, and more can lead to bills of hundreds of dollars or more. However, because those suffering can’t get a timely appointment with their primary care physician, don’t have health insuranc ..read more

What Is A Good Woman? I’ll be the first to admit that the words, I’m A Good Woman, are subjective. I’d like to think that every woman fancies herself good in some way. However, my definition of good may not be your definition of good and vice versa. Webster says that the word good means Good /ɡo͝od/ adjective   To be desired or approved of. Having the qualities required for a particular role. That doesn’t really help us determine what a good woman is, does it? So, here’s my definition. A good woman is…….. A person who identifies as female and possesses an exceptional ..read more

Stop Stressing Stress is something we have all experienced. This coronavirus has stressed everyone out — from the babies who are missing their friends and having a hard time coping with virtual learning to the elderly who for a time couldn’t have visitors in their nursing homes.  Personally, I was already working from home but I missed socializing dearly and once I could, I was genuinely scared to do so. I’m single with no kids and both of my parents are deceased so technically I have no immediate family. I spend 80% -90% of my time alone so the last thing I needed was more alone tim ..read more

I have a special place in my heart for single women. I can’t stand the stigma that has been placed on us that there must be something wrong with you if you haven’t had a ring put on it by a certain age. Not so. Some take longer to find love than others, some take longer to get prepared for marriage, some of us don’t even want to be married. So when I ran across this blog, I just had to share. Enjoy! It’s Okay to Be Single By Joya Smith A friend of mine recently sent an article with the title “What People Don’t Tell You About Freezing Your Eggs.”  After 3 long blinks and mentally slamming ..read more

Valeisha Butterfield Jones speaks during the Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis Annual Tribute Luncheon Thursday, April 26th I attended the Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis Annual Tribute Luncheon. The guest speaker was Valeisha Butterfield Jones. I wasn’t familiar with her before this but I must say that I am thoroughly impressed. She is the Global Head of Women & Black Community Engagement for Google and the co-founder and CEO of the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (WEEN). Valeisha had nearly two decades of experience driving social responsibility campaigns and ..read more

This is my first time participating in the political process by working on a campaign. For years I avoided it like the plague because I believed that politics was a necessary evil. There has been so much corruption over the years and the revelation of back door deals that don’t benefit the masses but I’m pleased to say I have changed my view….to a certain extent. Just like in life there are good people and bad people, good politicians and bad politicians, people who want to serve the people and people who want to serve themselves. It’s up to us as citizens to do our homework and try our best t ..read more

Last night, I saw actress Meagan Good for the first time at my alma mater, The University of Memphis. I was invited by one of my clients. (Thanks Mr. Ewing!!) It was part of U of M’s Black History Month celebration. The entire month features programming organized by the students and the Office of Inclusion and Diversity and each year, they invite someone famous to share their life experiences and accomplishments. The event was simply entitled, “An Evening with Meagan Good”. When I say I saw Meagan, I mean not just in the flesh or live in living color but I saw her as a human being. I was on th ..read more

Inspirational author Jae Henderson has once again donned vintage clothes and accessories that belonged to her late mother and taken a few photos worthy of a spread inside the pages of a fashion magazine. For her, it was the perfect way to celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend and mark the launch of the Silver Bell Scholarship. This scholarship was created in memory of Jae’s mother, Lillie Bell Marshall, and will bestow a college student, who is excelling despite challenging circumstances, with $1,000.00 towards their education. Jae first released her vintage photos on June 21, 2016 to commemorate wha ..read more