Yet through all these wonderful moments and milestones, I lost a sweet, young, infectious sister that I never got to physically meet. It's still tough subject matter. I cope everyday with her loss. I want to cherish her memory and continue making her proud-- making art and writing everyday, always thinking about her tremendously positive spirit. It's constantly flowing through me, offering stagnant support and peaceful love.
Thus, these were the top most viewed blog posts of the year.
7. Soulful Casual Dining at Nile Café
This little black owned Philadelphia hotspot in the Germantown area was definitely a delicious soul food dining experience. |
6. Baked Apple Cider Doughnuts
With love of Dottie's and Vegan Eats, I entered the doughnut foray with healthier, baked doughnuts with my favorite flavors of fall season-- apples with cinnamon. |
5. The Best Sweet Potato Pie in Philadelphia
Rekhati Bakes crowned my heart with their exceptional sweet potato pie. |
4. Why?
No words except Rest in Peace, my dearest angel.... |
3. A Good Night's Sleep at Colored Girl's Museum
The Colored Girls Museum seemed to be this whimsical, historically built place birthed from deepest dreams. |
2. Adventures in Rockland
I came to Maine for a doughnut themed art show, but came back with so much more-- a great little trip! |
1. Fabiola Jean-Louis at Harlem School for the Arts
Fabiola Jean-Louis was my artistic find of the year. I cannot wait to see what comes next from this amazing artist! |
Those apple cider doughnuts look beautiful! Your sister was beautiful, I am so sorry you lost her.
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