2 March 2010
As many of you had read and witnessed through various news accounts, a 8.8 magnitude earthquake rippled through the Maule region on the coast of Chile at 3:34 local time on Saturday, February 27, 2010. Afterwards, tsunami warnings were issued for 53 countries, and it was feared that the islands …
24 February 2010
Every time I come a new picture of our FLOTUS, I see more and more why she is such a force to be reckoned with. I absolutely love her style, her poise, her confidence, and she serves as a role model for all women, no matter the political affiliation.
She represents …
15 February 2010
I remember like it was yesterday. When the original We Are the World was released via USA for Africa. That was back in 1985 of course when Michael Jackson was in his prime. Everyone who was anyone in music crammed into a studio session after the American Music Awards that …
5 February 2010
Today is Friday, February 5th and it has been designated as National Wear Red Day to help fight heart disease, the number one killer of women. The American Heart Association is asking that everyone wear red today to display support and to bring about awareness to this powerful disease that …
4 February 2010
When I received a follow request from @STLVolunteen, I followed back immediately. As a mother of a teen, I felt it was important to be in the know of volunteer opportunities for my son. But after chatting on Twitter, I found out not only was this the first type of …
22 January 2010
When there is a massive tragedy such as the earthquake that struck Haiti last week, Hollywood is there to do what it does best: flaunt their celebrity status for a cause. And this time, the cause is not for box office dollars or concert tickets, but to help raise funds …
18 January 2010
Today is a day of remembrance for civil rights activist and humanitarian, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If he were still alive today, he would’ve celebrated his eighty first birthday on January 15th.
It is important for my children to understand that today is just not a day off from school; …
14 January 2010
‘Something beautiful remains in a place so rich
Yet so in pain…
We have forgotten you, a once jewel amongst stars
Now battered tenements, a horror filled with scars
I cry for you, I cry for your people
I cry for the place you once were….
A song for Haiti….
My son was asked to compose a …
12 January 2010
As most of you are well aware, there was a massive 7.0 earthquake that devastated Port-Au-Prince, Haiti earlier this evening. Haiti is a very impoverished area that was desperate even in the best of times. It’s infrastructure and badly decomposed areas and buildings were suffering from neglect before the earthquake …
12 November 2009
Let me start off by saying a great big THANK YOU to all the wonderful Cubicle Chicks and Dudes who have visited TheCubicleChick.com on the daily. It has almost been a month since I began this niche blog and so far, the response has been overwhelming. Writing has always been …
2 November 2009
The month of November has been declared American Diabetes Month, and as a daughter of a father who currently is afflicted with diabetes, this disease is close to my heart (I also had gestational diabetes while pregnant and may encounter this disease when I get older). My father was diagnosed …
20 October 2009
Here at TheCubicleChick.com, we salute the entreprenuerial spirit of women doing their thing! Whether it’s a business idea just getting off the ground, a blog or website that you have started, or some type of new venture that you have taken on, we want to hear from you! Each week, TheCubicleChick.com will …
