You’ll find recipes here on my blog, let me know if you have any specific requests. It’s even more fun when the kids get involved. I started baking again three years ago and have been on a roll. Of course as life took over, I worked full time, completed my graduate degree and raised children, forgetting about my passion for baking. Growing up my mom always baked cakes for my birthday and taught me how to cook and bake at a young age. The convenience of living in the city that never sleeps, never gets old.īaking comes naturally to me. I never realized how special my neighborhood was until I moved out to the suburbs and didn’t have it anymore. It’s amazing how you never realize what you have until it’s gone. Growing up in the Bx shaped me in so many ways. I grew up in New York City (The Bronx to be exact!) The best part is I’ve been able to land my dream job working at the college level, something I’ve wanted to do for many years. It opened a lot of doors personally and professionally. Proud of myself for completing my graduate degree at a young age. To this day I can still spend hours watching the history channel and visiting museums because learning about these subjects has always be fun and fascinating to me. History/Social Studies were my favorite subjects in school. I always felt free near the ocean and definitely have a dream of spending my old age by the ocean. If you asked me where I wanted to live when I was a child, I would say “by the water”.

Living by the ocean has always been important to me. I’ve always dreamed of living by the ocean. I even entered a photography contest back when I was in H.S.ĥ. I remember my first Kodak disposable camera, I went crazy taking photos of clouds and skyscrapers. She has been the church photographer for years, always using the best camera equipment and lenses. I’ve always been passionate about photography (These are from H.S.)! As a full-time professor in Early Care and Education I’ve been able to inspire my students to become teachers, administrators and specialists in the field of education. I’ve been lucky enough to get my dream job working in higher education. I currently teach at a Community College. I’m definitely not living the average life of an “Instagram travel blogger”, but I love the life I live and the family that supports and sustains me. I know it might be surprising to some, but yes, I am married with children. I’m hoping to visit Victoria Falls in Zambia in the next two years.Ģ. I’ve been to Niagara Falls (U.S.) and I’ve visited several waterfalls in Iceland. There’s something really spiritual about waterfalls. If I could I would visit every waterfall in this world. Get to know me by checking out these 10 fun facts you’ve never heard me talk about before. But there’s more to me than my life on social media and my experiences I share with you on my blog. I’m a travel blogger and a foodie, that’s what most of you know about me.

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