T.Boone Creator of Fro Fashion show |
Please check out the great video of the fashion show. Please enjoy the video along with my interview below.
My Interview with Sharina Hill the CEO, Editor-Chief of Thirsty roots
How long have you been in business? Sharina: for about a year
Sharina Hill with Tarin Boone the creator of Fro Fashion week |
What do you love most about what Thirsty roots is doing? Sharina: I love connecting and helping people.
What can we expect from thirsty roots in 2012? Sharina: We are going to take thirsty roots to the streets, salons and more events.
What has been the challenging part of being CEO, Editor-In Chief? Sharina: Some times it is not so easy to connect with people because some time we can be divided into the relax group and the natural group, also other challenging are when people think that wearing your hair natural is not professional.
Thank you Sharina for the wonder mini interview.
You can find Thirsty roots at Thirsty roots.com
I know when most of us decided to go natural we did the big chop in our bathroom. With a mirror and scissor, Well Michelle one of Key Martin's client's decided she wanted to do her big chop at the fro fashions which was fab-u-lous. Most of the natural beauties were saying that they would have loved that support that Michelle had.
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Diana Ross looking Naturally Beautiful |
I met Michelle Breyer the President of Naturally Curly. She was truly an eye opener to speak to as she talked about natural hair being a multicultural thing. Please look for a full interview with her coming soon.
Me with Cyntelia Abrams from Design Essentials |
Jerry ,Rich from Shea Moisture and me |
Will of Soft and Free |
I had a chance to slip in the media room while Will Williams from Soft and free was giving an interview, but I was unable to complete my own. So please look for a full interview soon.
Thanks to everyone that took the time to take pictures with me as well as sit with me for an interview your time was greatly Appreciate
If you are looking for a beautiful tasty cake then you have come to right place to find out more about Soo Soo Tasty Cakes
678-590-1454
P. O. Box 2315, Powder Springs, GA 30127
soosootasty@gmail.com
http://www.soosootasty.com/
How did you get into making cakes?
I always had a connection to baking & cooking since I was 10. My Grandmother Mary & Elsie Goodman always had me in the kitchen helping out, but I never knew this would become a passion for me. Cake Designing is a form of Art for me and it helps me to create or recreate ideas for my clients. I work as an Art Teacher and it is a part of my nature to see the beauty in everything.
Are your cakes affordable?
Yes, They are priced at a minimum verses other cake shops. It also depends on all the elements that goes into designing the cake. I will sketch a design and get ideas from the client to complete the order.
Who inspires you?
I’m inspired by having a gift to create and make my clients happy and getting others to trust I will make their ideas shine throw my design. As an artist you must be able to see someone else’s idea.
My best moments are completing each design or event and having a happy customer.
I was a Special Needs Teacher and Behavioral Specialist before I decided it was time to full fill my dreams as a business owner.
Yes, my family supports me and they sometimes help with the events. My sister is the creator behind my website, she is also a Cake Designer, Master Chef and Masseuse. My other sister manages my steps and keeps me motivated and she’s an Art Teacher in the De Kalb School System. I look to them for guidance and as their older sister they look for me to do my best.
What would you like to add?
I would like to thank you for allowing me to share my love of Cake Design
Unique Connections would like to Thank So So for sharing her story.
Diana Carrol |
Cherice Rush-Harris |
I am please to introduce Cherice Antoinette Rush-Harris she is an Author and a Writer. The name of her book is "Three Day Old Roses". her website is inkddreamsllc.weebly.com. I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did giving it.
1) what inspired you to write this book?
The need to share my story with other women who may have been stigmatized from not being a primary custodial parent.The need to close that chapter in my life for good. The book was therapeutic for me in writing it. It was like spreading the ashes of the dead.
Three Day Old Roses |
3) Tell the readers a little about your self? I am creative,I don't care for corporate work, but did it for ten years. I am an intimate soul to my core and My children are the most important beings in this world. I love to eat, but it is a challenge to maintain a desirable physique.I love flying kites at the break of spring. I am a hopeless romantic. Music is my first love and all time passion. I write to relieve my mind and inspire others.
5) What authors do you like? Toni Morrison, Terry McMillan..I love reading about music, fashion and rags to riches biographies. My favorite is the biography of Quincy Jones.
6) Where did you get the name of your book from? I found the cover on lulu.com, which is where I published my book. The initial title was "Stolen Star." Then I looked at that cover and the black was reminiscent of death to me, and darkness of black is what makes roses die. They are real pretty when you first get them.
7)What has been your challenge as a writer?
Following through,For this project it was going back to that space in my life. If I could completely erase it and never have met him I would.
Cherice Book of Poetry |
One step at a time. Believe in yourself. It is okay to be your own biggest critic. But also be your number one believer. If you do not believe in you then you will not ever be able to share or sell the story you want to tell.Try not to procrastinate. Do today what you didn't do yesterday.
Thanks to Cherice for sharing her story with my wonderful readers.
Thanks to Cherice for sharing her story with my wonderful readers.
Atlanta Naturally Fierce in the building |