Sunday, July 6, 2014

Style Sundays: White Hot Summer Looks!




Hello Readers!

I hope you enjoyed your American filled Red White and Blue Holiday! New York was partly rainy in the morning but cleared up during the early evening. I'm not a huge crowd goer, so I was totally satisfied by going uptown for a little nosh in the city. The place is called Meatballs and they concoct the best Meatball sandwich!

As we were approaching the subway, all I could see was a sea of yellow and green jerseys around me.  I'm not a soccer super fan, so it was my hypothesis Brazil was playing another team. Venturing out on the Fourth of July in New York, not once did I see anyone in USA patriotic colors. I was a bit perplexed,  but I understand the diversity that New York encounters.

We are a melting pot of nationalities that live side by side in very close quarters in this mecca  of people and skyscrapers.  It's easy to get frustrated if you are not accepting of another's race. Stop the useless hate and release positive energy. We are all the same on the inside!   I've seen every nationality possible and mixtures of ethnicities that I have never encountered before. That's what makes America so beautiful.

It's openness and accepting attitude (sometimes) that makes this place so exciting. It's  the ability to reach for your dreams and goals to make your life your very own American dream. It's the different food choices on each corner that entice me with their delicious differences.

I am proud to say that on July 4th of this year, I sported my colors that I am proud to be an American and live in the greatest country in the world. I wore a little white dress and a navy blazer.

I did get to see the fireworks from my apartment view and the Empire State Building light up red, white and blue.  This summer, stay cool in white and let your hair drip dry for less heat damage. You will  stay cool and see a difference in your hair health!  Stay white hot! Have a great summer!

I love you,  America!

















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