Author: Kitchen Hive
National Arts Club
The only thing that has ever disappointed me about traveling is that I can’t travel in time, too—especially in a city as steeped in history as New York. Since that’s the case, I decided to do th... Read More
The Opportunity Agenda
I confess. I have a crush on The Opportunity Agenda. Any organization whose motto is ‘Moving Hearts, Minds, and Policy for Lasting Change’ has me at hello. And that Helvetica Bold—the moxiest ma... Read More
Hallie, Conductor/Music Educator
Hallie’s advice to her 18 year old self: Slow down. You are a work in progress. Be patient and gentle with yourself, and notice what’s beautiful in your present moment. That destin... Read More
Google + Howard University
I know. Odd choice given Google’s problems with posting offensive materials next to high priced brand name advertising. Unlike many situations, I do believe that the free market will sort this one o... Read More
The Spice of Life
I am a spicy woman and proud of that fact! Although spice is traditionally associated with hot, that is only the tip of the iceberg (the flame?). Spices are the substance that bring magic to any dish.... Read More
Yoga to the People!
I really like the way Yoga to the People operates—throughout New York City and the rest of the country. The idea behind this organization is that as part of their training, yoga teachers need to hav... Read More
The Story of Alice
Alice in Wonderland is the most popular statue in all of Central Park. I have never seen her without someone admiring or climbing on her. A few months ago, a study reported that by the time little gir... Read More
