Meet Cheyenne, Blogger of Little Girl.

While scrolling through my IG feed one day, I stumbled across Cheyenne’s account.  I saw she was a blogger living in Orlando, so of course I had to check out her site, Little Girl.

Moving to Florida after her boyfriend, Rafael Ramos, signed to play soccer for Orlando City S.C., Cheyenne created a blog documenting her experiences and adventures as an immigrant and resident of O-Town.

Much like Lorraine Ladish’s Viva Fifty! site, Little Girl. is a bilingual blog, incorporating both English and Portuguese language.

It’s so interesting to read someone’s experiences transitioning in Orlando, especially when it is a place that I call home.

Meet the Lovely Lorraine Ladish

 

As I’m sure you all can gather from my previous posts, BlogHer 17 was a spectacular experience!  I met so many kind, inspirational and ambitious people.  Bloggers are true, dedicated hustlers!  It isn’t as easy as it may seem.

While sitting in one of the BlogHer sessions, I felt a particularly special connection with panelist Lorraine Ladish.  There is just something about her!  Her energy, her story and certainly her good-hearted advice.

So of course, I had to interview her!

Ladish is the CEO and founder of Viva Fifty! , a bilingual (Spanish & English) site celebrating life when reaching 50+.  Although I, and most of my audience, am at the early stages of life, it is so rewarding to gain wisdom from those older than us.

Age and culture should be equally celebrated at all ages!  Viva Life!

 

 

 

 

 

Meet Lorraine Ladish

 

Tell me a bit about where you grew up.  How did it shape your character?

Meet Antonio: Polyglot & World Traveler

 

Don’t you just love looking at aesthetic Instagram feeds?  From mouthwatering food pics to cute new outfit ideas, IG definitely knows how to lure people in.

My favorite feeds are the ones that allow me to dream.  Ones that show me what the beautiful world has to offer.  @mikeantonio‘s feed is one of those special, dream-inducing accounts.

Blogger (polyglotabroad.com) and student, Antonio, grew up in the States, but now lives the life of a constant traveler.  Trekking his way through countries within South America, Europe, the Mediterranean and more, Antonio journeys with an open mind.  He immerses himself in each culture and allows it to shape his character and overall outlook on life.  In fact he speaks 4 languages fluently (English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish) and 4 conversationally (Arabic, Croatian, Greek and French)!

He lives his life with the ultimate goal of becoming a global citizen.  If that isn’t inspirational, I don’t know what is!

Best Quotes from ‘I’m Judging You’ by Luvvie Ajayi

 

When Luvvie Ajayi walked onto the BlogHer 17 stage this past June, I instantly fell in love with her authenticity and sensational sense of humor.  Luvvie is the type of person that will tell it to you straight.  I respect that so much!

The outstanding and hilarious Luvvie Ajayi.

4 Interesting Origins of Fourth of July Favorites

 

Happy Independence Day to all my fellow Americans!

I hope your day is filled with delicious barbecue and fireworks galore!  As this is a blog that celebrates diversity and culture, I thought it might be fun to showcase the origins of our most cherished Fourth of July customs and treats.

A Deeper Look at Stereotypes

 

 

Inevitably a part of human nature, making assumptions allows us to associate certain traits with certain characteristics.  Our ability to do this is truly remarkable!  With this gift, we can connect, act and communicate easily with a broad range of people.