Recently, I had to the opportunity to visit Montgomery, Alabama. The city is full of historical sites, most relating to civil rights. I first arrived downtown. My Lyft driver dropped me off at one of the most notable landmarks downtown. The town square, traffic circle, and fountain that stood so beautifully against the backdrop of… Read More Wandering Montgomery, Alabama during Black History Month
Pittsburgh is one of my favorite cities to visit. There are so many different things to do. If in the area and not sure what to do, you may want to check out the Pittsburgh Zoo. An adult ticket is 13 dollars for admission. It is a very hilly zoo, so be prepared to hike.… Read More Wild times at the Pittsburgh Zoo
Revenge used to be a bit of a past time for me during my more formative years. The universe seemed to always present me with an opportunity to wrong someone who betrayed me. In the past, when this opportunity was given, I took it with vigor. I am always nice and friendly until someone gives… Read More My relationship with… revenge
The Museum of Sex in New York City is a pop up museum that displays many different types of art with sex as a subject. General admission is $20.50. The museum is open seven days a week with varying hours. The Museum of Sex contains many images of naked bodies. The art work shows the… Read More The Museum of Sex in NYC
In Granada, Spain, El Niño is famous for his intricate murals splashed all over the city. El Niño puts a spin on graffiti and shows that it can be an art form. Raúl Ruiz, or better known as El Niño, was born in Madrid, but lives and works in Granada, Spain. His style is distinct.… Read More The murals of El Niño
I do yoga twice a day, once when I wake up and once before I go to sleep. Since practicing yoga religiously for several years now, I have grown two inches taller. An average woman stops growing after puberty. I can only contribute my height gain to standing taller and improved posture from yoga. Overall,… Read More My relationship with… yoga
Thích Quang Duc was a Buddhist monk who set himself on fire in the middle of Saigon in 1963 to protest the South Vietnamese discrimination against Buddhists and increased Catholic sympathizers. Before Duc protested the changing Vietnamese government’s sentiment, a ban was placed on flying the Buddhist flag. This caused a crowd to protest, and… Read More The monk that set himself on fire
