Greetings Ladies,
I am currently working on my spring/summer 2010 collection. I would like to know what colors make you feel beautiful, comfortable, or regal.
Looking forward to your responses. Thank you ladies.

Ok fam this is another sneak peak for your eyes only. This is the Accessory Line of bags. We will release these bags very soon they are made from a mix of fabrics Bazin with leather trim, and Mud Cloth (Bogolafini) and leather trim. The collection consists of 3 designs clutch, shoulder bag, and tote. They are fully lined with premium lining a zipper pocket for phone and closes with magnet.

The collection was made to be quite diverse, with the fabrics ranging from the most eco friendly fabric on the planet too high end bazin fabrics. The one key aspect that ties the collection together is the craftsmanship and lengthy process of creating each fabric.

***Greetings and blessings to you on this special day when many celebrate the life of the Hon. Robert Nesta Marley.***

As Marley has influenced cultures, reggae music, and not limited to style and fashion. Marley has influenced our work from 04' when we began working with licensed deadstock tees. I hope you will enjoy this small collection as we enjoyed making it for you. It is very limited and handmade with love from love.

Greetings my sisters it is me again. The teacher in my homeschool program sent me a great link for activities to do for black history month. It is from the scholastic website. The lesson was very honest but child appropriate. We learned about slavery today. A picture on the screen depicted what a plantation would look like. When you click on different sections of the plantation there are narratives from, i believe actual slaves, because there were excerpts from books. There is even a play you can act out about Marcus Garvey and the back to Africa movement. check out the site and let me know what you ladies and you children think about it. peace..

Black History Lessons

Greetings sisters my name is C. I am new to the site and would like to share some info with you ladies. Homeschooling is one of the best things a mom can do for a child. Even if you do it for the first few years. I was intimidated with it at first. What should I teach first? Should I set a schedule? I don't think I can do this. But looking at the present school system and being a vegetarian family, i felt that homeschool was the best way to go. So I search the Internet near and far and decided to pay 600 for the abeka program. But something didn't sit well with my spirit so I looked one more time and found K12. This program is great it is free. It is free because your child is technically in public school with the state but you are the teacher. They are virtual academies, you are assigned a teacher to help you and you do everything online. K12 sends you all the textbooks, activity books learning tools, beakers, goggles, etc. whatever the child needs to learn. The books are returned to the school at the end of the year.