Mompreneurs: Vada Love Thomas

[@ReadLoveListen]

I want to read more nonfiction but idk if I have the time and bandwidth to read certain topics. I have so many books that I want/need to read but it's been so hard lately. I love the words of the year for you. I feel ya on not having any energy. I haven't had any and I need to schedule things better and trying to have time to do what I want. Congrats on being a juror! Love that for you! I need to make a regular film schedule myself.

[@mflournoy2971]

\o/ YES \o/ " . . . I still consider myself like you know a homemaker is because first and foremost, my home being a place for my kids to retreat my husband to retreat is the #1 most important thing -- like we can get everything we want in this world but if like our home isn't in a healthy/happy State -- like none of Nothing Else Matters at least to me. . . ." Great Interview.... Nancy asked all the right questions. One thing I noticed is the mutual respect unlike how black woman are often painted. Mrs. Vada is comfortable in her role as a nurturer and a wife. I love seeing these examples.