People often mistake my marriage for a traditional one because my husband pays the bills but we have a matrifocal family and we put a lot of our focus into our son and his growth and experience in this world. I do not clean up after my husband or do his laundry and my husband makes dinner most nights or we order out/go out. I am not the family secretary and I am not there to make sure my husband does his fair share and reminding him to be an adult. I do not ask him to spend time with his family.

We formulated our Nootropic caps to give you a clear, calm, creative energy and focus. In our formulation research and testing for a Nootropic we realized most nootropics are overstimulating. They use caffeine or too many cholinergic stimulating compounds that make you feel jittery or wired. I truly feel most people in todays world are “stress distracted” due to all the short for media and constant input we have we need a calm, focused, peaceful energy not more stimulation. That is why we made a

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Exciting Pregnancy Announcement: Growing Our Family!

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Prayer for Deliverance, Provision, and Breakthrough for the Remnant Yahuah, our Aluah, We come before You as Your scattered yet awakened Remnant, calling upon Your great and qodesh Name with reverence, trust, and expectation. You see every burden, every injustice, every attack, and every heavy place Your people walk through. Nothing is hidden from Your sight, and nothing is impossible for Your hand. Today we lift up every member of the Remnant who is facing crisis, pressure, fear, or need. You k

Last Friday, @cuco visited our arts students at Lydia Romero Cruz Academy🤘🏼🎵 The visit was coordinated by choir teacher Ms. Ramirez, who wanted her students to see a successful artist whose cultural background reflects their own. Cuco shared about his journey in the music industry, the importance of giving back to the community, and his experiences growing up Mexican-American in Los Angeles. Our students performed one of his songs for him, followed by a Q&A, and Cuco also took a moment to gre

If you can believe it, we just welcomed another baby boy to our Voi family! With great pomp and circumstance, matriarch Mweya (in front) led her ex-orphan herd back to the stockades after an absence of eight months. We soon realised the reason for all the ceremony: Mbirikani (bringing up the rear) had given birth to a beautiful little boy! It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss him introduction, because he is flanked by Mweya’s kids – turned hawkish mini nannies – Mwitu and Mwangaza. This is a wonderful n

I am encouraged by the strong show of support from our regional and international partners who joined us for a Goodwill Mission in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. With Heads of Government and other representatives from key development and financial institutions on the ground with us, this is truly an all-hands-on-deck effort. I welcomed the Prime Ministers of Barbados, Grenada, and Antigua, the President of Guyana, the President of the Inter-American Development Bank, and country representat