Mrs. Kathy King CEO of Tiara Marketing
A Kaleidoscope of Ideas for Families
Watching Incredibles 2 a couple of weeks ago helped me realize that were slowly starting to leave the age of bad sequels. Sure, you’ll probably end up with a few film sequels that nobody asked for, but in general, (especially with Disney’s latest products) sequels are great. If you had told the 6-year-old me that there would be an Incredibles… Read More
Last week I attended the press conference for Disney’s brand-spanking new film, The Incredibles 2, and I have plenty of great things to say about it in the review that will be going up soon this week. The cast of The Incredibles 2 had a lot of great things to say about the film as well. Overall I think we… Read More
My mother passed during my childbirth, and I came into this world never having the opportunity to look into her eyes. That lack of physical connection with one’s mother could be devastating to an infant. However, I was blessed to have a grandmother that swooped in like superwomen to help my father raise me. When I grew up and understood… Read More
Earlier this month, I was blessed with the opportunity to attend the press conference for Solo: A Star Wars Story and it was a treat. Before the press conference, there was a hall where there were multiple photo-ops, a green screen, food, and the real set pieces that were used for the Millenium Falcon with Chewbacca. Overall, the conference was… Read More
Tully takes you on an emotional roll coster, that you will want to ride all the way end. As I watched the film, I remembered how stressed I was after having my second child. I felt like I wasn’t going to be able to juggle everything and dealt with post-partum depression. By the grace of God, my husband had researched… Read More
When I conceived my oldest son JJ, King, I wanted to name him Shane, nevertheless, my father was insistent on giving him a strong biblical name. I was so frustrated and felt like my rights as a new mother was stripped away from me. Therefore, when it was time to name my middle son, I refused to receive anyone’s input… Read More