My search brought me to an article that I was featured in that I had no idea about. It was for the Riazul Tequila event that I hosted and created cocktails for last summer.
Read MoreThe party made me realize a few things: 1) I love planning events and I’ve missed it. 2) In-person events with covid will always be risky.
Read More“It’s kinda like charcuterie,” I said to my friend Morgan. “A nice little cheese spread.” She looked at my orange fingers as I dipped my hand back in the bag to grab some more Cheetos and laughed.
Read MoreOne of the last events that I attended before the quarantine was a panel discussion for the Brown Bohemians book. I’m glad that I was able to pick this up before social isolation began.
Read MoreOh coronavirus…you sly little fox. You swooped in grabbing Spring and entire industries. Who are you?! While the world braces for additional cases of the coronavirus and the impact, I can’t help but think about the hospitality, event and service industries.
Read MoreTomorrow makes a week since I’ve been back from Jamaica. I’m still reliving dinner (and catching up on rest). Until I can figure out some other things to write about, here’s the table from dinner.
Read MoreSecretly, I wish I was a DJ. To substitute this lack of professional know-how, I’ve created mixtapes and playlists since college. For dinners, sometimes I hire a DJ, but for others, I like to test my skills on my imaginary turntables…
Read MoreThe third Holy Sip dinner in Jamaica was a success. It was even more amazing than I could have hoped for and i know it’s because I stayed calm as it started to pour one hour before the dinner started.
Read MoreLook at me rhyming (I’m talking about the title of this post). It worked out that way without much thinking on my end, but I think it’s going to become my new mantra.
Read MoreOver ten years ago, a fellow creative sent me an article in the Atlantic about being an introvert. It was published in 2003, way before introvert was the buzzword that it’s become.
Read MoreI’m knee-deep (what does this even mean?!) in finalizing the details for the Holy Sip Jamaica dinner in two weeks. While excited, there’s been quite a bit to do.
Read MoreNothing feels better to me when someone walks into something I’ve created and proclaim, “This space feels really good.”
Read MorePort Antonio captured me the first time I went. I was in Jamaica for my grandmother's funeral and I had a week before a friend's wedding (sounds like a movie)
Read MoreIf you would have asked me to imagine my future about 10 years ago, I would have never guessed that one day I’d be responsible for fulfilling hospitality riders for a music festival…or that I would love it…or that in the process, I’d accidentally try and kick one of the artists out of their dressing room.
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