Audio Credit: Not All Girls Play With Dolls-Now On Audible!! Hello Everyone! Yes, we have indeed made it to another hump day Wednesday here on the streets of New York City. How is your week going, my friend? As I stated in my last post, I've been very involved working on some of my creative projects. I'm in the process of making some changes to my product line's name. I'm re-releasing it under the name "Sugar Momma Baddie" in my online e-store through Spring and Shopify. I have two designs to choose from: 1) Feisty Lady Trio 2) Sugar Momma Bed. So far, I still have the old slogans on the Shopify and Spring e-commerce platforms. I still need to craft the storefronts with the changed logos tomorrow or Friday. I shall offer the store links for the updated logos on the merchandise when I make the revisions. I've been actively working on trademarking my brand and I ran into some minor hurdles. It appears that using, "I'm My Own $ugar Daddy"

Audio Credit: Not All Girls Play With Dolls-Coming Soon To Audible Hello Everyone! We made it to another hump day Wednesday here in New York City. How are you doing, my friend? I wish you nothing but success and smooth sailing on your life journey. Thankfully, the weather has cooled down significantly compared to the summer. If you are in the sun, it's rather warm. However, if you are in the shade, it's rather chilly. However, I'm totally cool with the current sweater weather! The last time I wore a sweater was back in May. My thoughts are with the folks sheltering in light of a Category 4 hurricane that is ongoing down in Florida. As of recently, I've been busy working on some of my creative projects. I'm truly honored to be sharing my new release of the "I'm My Own Sugar Daddy" online e-store through Spring. I have two designs to choose from: 1) Feisty Lady Trio 2) Sugar Momma Bed. So far, I've made them available on Shopify and Sp

https://youtu.be/z6ONksI1S9U Video Credit: The Wall Street Journal on YouTube Hello Everyone! Welcome back to another Monday that launches yet another work week here in New York City. Thankfully, the weather has cooled down significantly and they are serving pumpkin lattes in coffee shops everywhere here. October is my favorite month of the entire year. I absolutely love running through haunted houses and graveyards, with my sons Tom and Johnny, in order to find the scariest Halloween venue out there. I sincerely wish you nothing but the best luck and much success along your personal path. For today's blog post, I'm discussing another safety topic on the dangers of asbestos. Before I proceed even further with the asbestos topic, I might as well share with you my latest Amazon promotions for my e-books. My first adult e-book entitled, "Construction Tales: Volume I: A Woman's Journey To Become An Electrician" is now scheduled to be in the Kindle Countdown D

https://youtu.be/6hpE5LYj-CY Video Credit: ARC Flash Consultants On YouTube TODAY'S SAFETY FACT: It takes as little as 50 milliamps to stop the heart. You must always be alert as to where your hands are when working on electricity. If the hand placement allows the path of electricity to cross your heart with one hand on live electricity and one hand that taps into ground, then you become the path to ground. This is why I place my left hand in my pocket when I'm tying in a circuit onto a circuit breaker. It's also wise to look away prior to energizing the circuit breaker for the first time. There is a danger of an arc flash (another future topic) that could spew molten copper in the event that the breaker is faulty. Photo Credit: https://electrical-engineering-portal.com/arc-flash-important Hello Everyone! I wish for you a stress-free, smooth work week so far. Are you planning for the weekend already? I'm just thinking about the opportunity to sleep in on the

Photo Credit: https://memegenerator.net/Help-IVe-Fallen-And-I-CanT-Get-Up TODAY'S SAFETY FACT: Falls are the leading cause of death in construction here in the United States. In 2020, there were 351 deaths, out of 1,008 fatalities, that came as a result of falling while at work. {Source: OSHA.gov} It takes 1/3 of a second to recognize that you are falling. You could have fallen as far 30 feet by the time you finished the remaining fractions of a second. By the time your brain has registered what is happening, your death could have occurred immediately! https://youtu.be/_iZWFEFwgBw Video Credit: "I've fallen and I can't get up" commercial- From: schlummieleinchen1 on YouTube Hello Everyone! How was this past Labor Day Weekend for you? Compared to the previous two weekends, this one was more low key for me. It is a very rainy day here in New York City. This weather sure makes my joints hurt. I sure can forecast the weather according to my aches and pa