Reflections
And even at the hight of fame, when I was spending time with Diana Ross and doing TV shows like the one I did with Olivia Newton John and Tina Turner (above), something I never tired of – and hold to this day – is that there is nothing as nice as being home with my people!
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Culture Honey readers already know my writing on Travel and Culture — infused with cynicism and sarcastic fare. I wouldn’t consider my pen as a critic, but I defiantly do mark the subtle notes of Traveling While Black and the regional Black Tax tacked onto the bill.
And trust me, at times, an unlimited line of credit is a must. I often wonder if Ken Chenault had me in mind when he rolled out the American Express Black Card? Either way, ‘I never leave home without it.’
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The Gift of Light
“Ultimately my hope is to offer possibilities for expanding thoughts toward greater unity, to nudge the future toward the light in the senses and throughout experiences of humanity.”
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Julie Clark reflects on the United States response to the pandemic in her reflective piece, Coping with COVID.
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My Covid 19 Thanksgiving into Christmas, 2020 I am inspired to share the way I feel during the pandemic with you. About what I…
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Election Day 2020: Musings for Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health In this time of uncertainty, anxiety and stress, I would suggest spending some time…
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A few months ago as I was about to become a momma bird, I spent time flying the airwaves in my valley. I was…
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UK Lockdown It is probably best to start by saying that it is a little difficult to talk about what life is like during…
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These days it seems that a lot of people are ‘signing off’ messages with “stay safe” instead of “love”, “yours”, or “cordially”. It is…
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Culture Honey is an online travel and culture magazine “with heart”. That means that while we are passionate about travel and culture, and believe that they have the potential to bring people together toward greater humanity, we also believe that we cannot truly understand another culture or another person without understanding something of their suffering.
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Holy Week While long winter nights ease into light-filled days and green shoots poke through crusty snow, the Lenten fast draws toward its final…
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This last fall, I lost my dear friend and neighbor Marianne to heart disease. Marianne was 80 years old. Many would say she had…
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