Every Day's Journey

When fashion is a priority, what should you do? Fall into line and then take a leap of faith into winter. Always be optimistic with your style. Fashion is not what's trending, it is more what you can make trendy. Everyones budget is different so shopping for each individual comes with a different price range.                                                                   When thinking about winter everyone thinks about runway style and the colors that are going to be in for the season. Well, you can stay in style with similar trends as seen on the runway and still stay within your budget. Many store's such as H&M, Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Zara, Macy's, Bloomingdales and many more names. Carry what will be in style for the season and each style is uniquely created by different designers. So ladies remember stay trendy and in style. Never be afraid to add your twist and your style to your outfit, Making each one your own. Fashion will alw

                                                          For the first time since 2006 the house is becoming dominantly Republicans. Obama staff did not try to hide or butter up the fact that this may cause an issue in the house. In the midst of mid-term election the house is beginning to change for the democrats. The GOP has picked up four senator seats that were previously owned by democrats, when Obama phoned in for the congratulations he had a small surprise awaiting him.                 States such as Iowa, Colorado, North Carolina and Arkansas They were also able to attain 3 more state seats as many expected; seats such as West Virginia, South Dakota and Montana. They also held on to other key seats in Kansas and Georgia. That was more than the six they needed to secure the majority of the house.        Where does this leave the democrats that went out to vote and the ones that did not? When majority rules the upper house it is now an issue for the voices

                                             When is it okay to be a woman in NYC walking down any street? Women within in the city go through harassment on a daily basis and they are supposed to accept it. Is it okay for a man do a cat call at a woman? Do these things that make women uncomfortable walking down the streets of NYC? Where does it end, what should be the limit?  I was able to view two totally different videos depicting what a walk in the NYC streets are like for women. One of the videos was within the view of someone with a narrow mind. The other was with someone more open minded. To do a representation of women and what they go through on whether it is a rough day or a regular day; first you have to take her through different neighborhoods, not just a neighborhood that is a specific race. If you ask me there is already an issue with a video that is made to show you something specific but it's only within certain neighborhoods. Whereas the other vid

                                                    Any lost is tragic no matter the person or the circumstance. Knowing that you are not on this earth to stay; yet good bye is one of the hardest things that you have to say to anyone. Join me and the fashion world and everyone who cared for fashion and their designers, as we say farewell to a great designer that has been around for centuries Oscar De La Renta. A fashion Icon and a designer that his work will go down in history. The words "you're worth more dead than alive" rings more accurate as you see people pass away through out the years. De la Renta has created memories for many. Most of which has graced the runway as well as the red carpet. Many have had the chance to wear a design that was only created once by him. Oscar has made custom pieces for many on for their special events as many designers had. Pieces for their weddings, anniversary, balls and so fourth. There will no longer be custom made items from

                                 "During an appearance on Fox News’ “ Hannity ,” Dash gave her two cents on why voting for Obama and Obamacare has not benefited minority communities. “No [it hasn't benefited minorities]. Not at all,” said the “Clueless” actress turned political commentator. “It still keeps them stuck. They’re getting money for free. They feel worthless. They’re uneducated. I mean, as long as you are that way, [Democrats] can keep you under their control…” “They have a plantation mentality. As long as they give you this much money, you’ll stay right there. You don’t need to know too much because if you do, you might start thinking for yourself.” That is crazy. She is a black woman to America and will always be a black woman to America. "What she feels makes no difference". She is stating that:"blacks are uneducated and are kept behind". When speaking about people you know nothing about you have to speak and be selective. Every

                                                                          It seems to have been a bad day for anyone who has invested. With the recent hit that the Dow Jones has taken many are pulling their money out and finding a safe haven for it. The Dow is said to have dropped 450 points today; which is the biggest hit it has taken in the last couple of years. It has been several weeks of up and down with the Dow Jones with their numbers dropping and picking back up. "Investors took their money and went to bonds which put a yield on the 10 year treasury and pushed it below 2 percent, which is the lowest is has been in years" stated by CBS. The stock plunged at the open of the market. It is going to be a very hard month for the DOW JONES.                                                                        The market dropped 299 points earlier this afternoon then it proceeded to decline and dropped down an approximate 460 points. "It's a funct

                                                            With the Ebola virus spreading through Africa can it affect the country in a serious financial way?  The world bank has said that with this epidemic and the rate that it is spreading it continues to other countries in Africa it can become a financial burden. With countries such as Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone affected it will be more costly if reached into West Africa.                                                          The World Bank is stating that by next year the Ebola virus could cost Africa 32.6 million if it is not contained now. The CDC stated last month that if the virus is not contained now it can affect up to 1.4 million people in Sierra Leone and Liberia by January of next year. This disease is already costing many their lives. With the fact that so many are already at risk the people and congressional party of Africa should not hesitate to do what is necessary to bring in more beds, doct