Ode to My Fashion

Hello there!  I finally went to the former Court house to see another biennale exhibition. I dragged the boys along the way. For Dak'Art 2022, the courthouse has been transformed into a huge art gallery, colorful and green. It was a very quiet and charming place. I just wish that our gouvernement finally do something about it and turn the entire place into a family friendly open space.  Salut tout le monde!   Je suis finalement allée à l'ancien palais de justice pour voir une autre exposition de la biennale. J'y suis allée avec les garçons. Pour Dak'Art 2022, le palais de justice a ét é transformé en une immense galerie d'art, colorée et verte. C'est un endroit très calme et charmant. Je souhaite juste que notre gouvernement fasse enfin quelque chose à ce sujet et rénove tout l'endroit en un espace ouvert centré sur les activit és pour la famille. Bag and top - Numero Uno Skirt - Othentic Rose Shoes - thrifted  For this exhibition, we had several artisits m

Dear readers Today, I will discuss something very personal. I usually talk about style, and travel here but today I want to discuss about relationships. I specifically want to talk about my divorce.   It has been more than 5 years now since I divorced my husband of almost 12 years. I am not going to dwell on why we divorced because I think that it is nobody's business but ours. Instead, I will discuss about all the things I went through or learned during my divorce that nobody warned me about. To be fair, at the time, I did not have divorced people in my circle, therefore no one could have warned me about it. And it was something that was not planned or prepared. Which leads me to my first lesson: 1- The same way you prepare for a marriage, you should also prepare for a divorce My divorce was out of the blue. It was not something I had planned. And I guess I should have. I should have learned about the local laws on marriage and divorce. I should have learned about my rights as a w

 Hello! After 4 long years, the Dakar Biennale is back. From May 19 to June 21 2022, many artists from here and there will have the opportunity to showcase their arts in the capital city but also in other regions. The last Biennale was back in 2018; the 2020 edition was cancelled due to Corona.  Tunic - Sinniature Jeans - Marwa Sandals - Numero Uno Earrings - Sandaga market  Established back in 1989 by the government of Senegal, the Dakar Biennale is an event that happens every two years in the city of Dakar and all over the country. While it was primarily a literary event at its creation, it is now devoted to promote African contemporary art. Nowadays, several international artists are chosen to officially display their art around towns in museums, art galleries and cultural centers in what we call "IN". Other artists can also showcase in side-events called "OFF" all over the city. For every edition of the Biennale, a theme is chosen. This year's theme is &quo