Author Archives: msw blog
Rediscovery
How did you and your partner stay romantically connected during the postpartum period? Tell us the playful, creative ways you showed love and intimacy when sex wasn’t always an option. Here’s what some of you had to say. Date nights … Continue reading
Don’t Monopolize the Conversation
You may have a lot to share, but not everything on your mind needs to be released in this public forum. “Parties are for mingling, so avoid dominating discussions or talking too much about yourself,” Otabor says. “Engage briefly, listen … Continue reading
Defining Romance
Romance can be extended to so many different relationships. It’s about being seen and heard an taken care of, and that’s what we can offer to people when we’re hosting. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your … Continue reading
Treat everyone like they’re an expert
Before I started the list, I thought I was curious, but I’ve come to realize I never asked the right questions. Every person has something to teach you. You have to treat people with the respect their knowledge deserves. This … Continue reading
Queens: Portraits of Black Women and their Fabulous Hair
Queens: Portraits of Black Women and their Fabulous Hair (2005, nonfiction, 199 pages) Michael Cunningham (Photographer), George Alexander. I would categorize this as a coffee table book. It is a collection of black and white photographs and narratives of Black women and … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 