Spend Mother’s Day weekend with Dynamite Daisy
New show event to offer love, laughter and advice
MOTHERS will be treated to lots of laughter and love, and some prizes as well, as the audacious Dynamite Daisy returns to the stage for a special production this weekend.
Moms bond with their daughters at artsy pajama party
Spa La La for Girls kicked off this year’s Mother’s Day activities with a bang by hosting a Mother and Daughter Pajama Paint Party at the New Providence Community Centre.
YOU GO GIRL: Young airplane pilot flies the Florida skies
Captain Ernea Miller is a Bahamian private pilot, flying the skies in Florida and charting her own course. The 21-year-old pilot is a student at the Flight Safety Academy in Vero Beach, Florida, who took time out from her busy schedule to stop at the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism’s booth during the recent Sun n' Fun International Fly In and Aviation Expo in Lakeland, Florida, the second largest aviation conference in the world.
LIFE LINES: Gratitude – It's an inside job
Gratitude. Do you spontaneously or consciously take time to feel grateful for the positive benefits or people impacting your life?
Putting new moms first: How to help with stressful situations after baby’s arrival
When Tishka Moss had her first child, Gevon Jr, something happened that she never expected. Instead of feeling pure joy at having delivered a healthy baby boy, she also experienced some negative feelings; feelings of stress and being completely overwhelmed.
Funding the future
THE Generation Esthers organisation is seeking to raise $100,000 to fund the future of young girls as part of its mentorship programme.
Help! My marriage is childless
The old saying, “Marriage is easy to get into but difficult to get out of” doesn’t seem to have any effect on the speed in which couples enter and exit marriages today. The reasons why people pursue marriage have also changed over the years. Marriage vows have been edited for comfort, deleted when convenient, and often professed with glee then totally ignored when problems come as though tossing them in the tall weeds of life would bury their significance.
LIFE LINES: Drawing a line in the sand
How invincible or permeable are the boundaries you set around yourself?
Can an independent woman still dream of Prince Charming?
In a society where an increasing number of women are being made heads of departments and leading companies, and where every other Instagram hashtag or Facebook post celebrates us making “boss moves”, is it wrong to admit that you still long for Prince Charming to sweep you off your feet?
Adrianna Munnings bares her soul and finds success
Fans asked to vote for singer in Prayze Factor Awards
Bahamian singer-songwriter Adrianna Munnings has sung backup for some of music’s biggest legends, but now the Andros native is finding success in her own right.
Bahamian beauty queens head to Las Vegas
Five Bahamian beauty queens are preparing to make their mark on the international stage this Summer when they head to Las Vegas for the Regency International Pageant.
LIFE LINES: The importance of EQ vs IQ
Growing up, most of us were taught that it is our IQ (intelligence quotient) which will define us and play the major role in determining whether we will be successful in life, both personally or professionally.
A sister act for success
The bond between sisters can be one of the strongest there is. It can also produce some quite fabulous results, as evidenced by the Tucker sisters – Ramonda and Ramona.
Confessions of supermoms: Bahamian mothers admit to ‘low key bribing’ teachers
The recent college admission scandal in the United States involving celebrities and high-level officials has brought to light just how far some parents are willing to go to give their children the life they feel they deserve.
Young women of STRAW become financially savvy
Nearly 300 girls recently received some crucial financial literacy advice courtesy of CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Treasury and Finance Department, as part of STRAW Inc’s 15th annual Girls’ Leadership Conference.
