Category: A Day in The Life of Lady Flava
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A Taste of Flava|My Blog Is a Time Capsule
A Taste of Flava My Blog Is a Time Capsule Lately I’ve been thinking about something that makes me grateful for the time I spend writing. My blog has quietly become a time capsule. When we move through life, most people only see certain versions of us. Our children know us as mom. Co-workers know…
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RealTalk|Your Foundation Matters More Than You Think
This weekend I finally realized something important: My standards, values, and strong reactions to life did not come out of nowhere. They were planted in me by the people who raised, mentored, protected, and guided me. Monday’s Real Talk is about: 🌻 foundation 🌻 legacy 🌻 integrity 🌻 family complexity 🌻 community influence 🌻 healing…
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ASipOf Flava| Unexpected Loss
Some mornings change the entire emotional atmosphere of a day. I sat down prepared to write about a difficult work topic, but life reminded me that some conversations can wait. Today, my heart is simply heavy. 9am 🌻 Lady Flava
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A Taste of Flava|Me and My Peace
Sometimes healing looks like physical therapy, warm Seattle sunshine, a Ross bag full of little treasures, and spending the day with someone who feels like peace to your soul. 🌻❣️ Tomorrow’s A Taste of Flava is about love that stands the test of time, rebuilding strength, aging with grace, and the comfort of being truly…
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RealTalk| Are You A Thermostat or A Thermometer?
A thermometer reacts to the environment around it. A thermostat controls the environment. Whew… this one spoke directly to me 🤣
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ATasteOfFlava|Vegas back Home to Seattle The Different Climates
Seattle rain and Vegas desert heat taught me something important… My body responds differently depending on the environment I’m in. Lately, I’ve been paying attention to warmth, stiffness, fatigue, movement, and the little things that seem to help my body soften instead of brace against pain. This morning, sitting in my tower with my small…
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H&W | My Hips Are Talking
Some conversations with yourself hit differently. This week, after starting a new approach to physical therapy, I found myself processing more than just pain. I started thinking deeply about mobility, quality of life, possible hip replacement surgery, recovery, and what it means to intentionally support my body instead of simply surviving in it. As someone…

