Category: Lady Flava Researcher
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H&W|Laughter
Sometimes the best medicine doesn’t come in a bottle. A shared laugh can lighten the body, calm the mind, and remind us we’re not alone. Laughter really is healing.
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200 Days Straight of Blogging |Lady Flava News
Two hundred days of writing. Eleven days into a new year. Readers from around the world. This journey has taught me that when you write from your truth and stay consistent, connection finds its way to you. Thank you for being here and sharing this space with me.
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🌸 Japanese Women Who Spoke Up|Kanno Sugako
Some women speak knowing they may never be thanked. Kanno Sugako raised her voice in a time when silence was demanded, and obedience was expected. Her story is not loud — it is steadfast, reminding us that truth spoken without apology is its own form of resistance.
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H&W|Our Brain Is Processing
Ever feel like your mind is tired — not broken, just tired? What if forgetting isn’t failure, but your brain doing exactly what it was designed to do? This Wednesday Health & Wellness reflection reframes memory, brain fog, and mental fatigue with compassion — and reminds us that our minds are built to process life,…
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RealTalk|Audiobooks vs Reading Books
Reading or listening — both count. The real question is what works for you. Books or audiobooks… what’s your Flava?
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RealTalk| The White House: Stewardship or Personal Stamp?
The White House has never belonged to one person. It’s a shared symbol, held in trust, meant to reflect restraint more than ego. This Monday’s Real Talk reflects on leadership, stewardship, and the quiet difference between leaving a mark — and protecting a legacy.
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🌸Japanese Women Who Spoke Up**Fusae Ichikawa**
She didn’t speak up for a moment—she spoke up for a lifetime. Fusae Ichikawa reminds us that real change doesn’t come from one brave act, but from endurance, conviction, and staying engaged long after the spotlight fades. This is the story of a woman who refused to be erased and proved that aging does not…
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