How to sell t-shirts in an oversaturated market
Everyone and their mama sell t-shirts, including me. I think it’s the easiest way to make easy money without a lot of overhead. I mean all you gotta do is pay for the design, upload it to a site, and boom you have a business. Easy right? I can’t tell you how to sell shirts […]
The Gullah Porch
Welcome to the Gullah Porch. It’s a place where we gather every Friday and talk some shat…get a little wisdom, sip a lil tea, buy from a small business and get anwers to a question you might have. This week we are diving into the world of body butters because I need some variety and […]
Griot and Grey Owl Conference
When I was little I always wanted to be a writer. I remember when I read over 300 books one summer for a Library contest and the lady didn’t beleive that I could read over 300 books in one summer…me a little black child in middle school. She quizzed me randomly on all the books […]
The Gullah Porch
Welcome back to the porch where the tea is hot because its cold outchea. I’m back with our Gullah porch series. Missed last week time caught up with me and I didn’t have time to get an issue out but I’m back. If you are new here the Gullah Porch is a place where we […]
How to Preserve Family Recipes Through The Years
No matter where you’re from, you likely have family recipes that have stood the test of time. Sadly though, as aunts and grandparents grow older, sometimes these recipes get lost or long forgotten. For Food Network Star, Kardea Brown, family recipes are everything. Brown was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. Growing up in […]
The Gullah Porch
It’s Friday and if it’s pay day for you please take a moment to be thankful you get a paycheck. I know many who are in the government shut down won’t and SNAP benefits are being cut. It’s sad the world we live in we got money for ballrooms but….anywhoo….It’s Friday and I’m thankful I […]
Books About The History of the Gullah Geechee Culture
The Gullah Geechee culture was born of African tradition, language, and history along the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas. The Gullah Geechee are the epitome of the African American experience. Through art, storytelling, and literature, they have preserved their legacy. Despite efforts to eliminate it, they have persevered. The following is a list of […]
The Gullah Porch
It’s been nice weather here in Jawja for the past few days. I did pull my boots out because I have been itching to wear them and my toes aren’t done, so there is that. How was your week? I hope it was well. If you are new here welcome to the Gullah Porch! This […]
Kamala Harris Book tour in Atlanta
Let me first say that I am not into Politics. Never have been. I didn’t grow up in a family that believed in voting. My mom would always say voting doesn’t matter, they will put who they want in the white house anyway. Don’t waste your time. I believed her until I saw President Obama […]
The Gullah Porch
It’s Friday and it’s cool in Jawja. Yes I live in Jawja (it’s how I pronounce it) but I am from the Chuck. Came here for college, got married, had kids, you know the spill. Decided to stay til they graduate high school and then my plans are to come back to Charleston to live […]
