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It’s another day to celebrate females!!!

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I say this all the time – I am blessed to be female!

God knows what He does, always, always! He knows why He made you female or male… Let that sink in…

Although, to be candid, there have been a couple to times I wanted to ‘un-woman’ myself:
  • ·         when I heard Beyoncé’s ‘If I were a boy’
  • ·         when Hilary Clinton lost because ‘women decided not to vote in their numbers’
  • ·         and obviously when the monthly visitor comes *face palm*

Regardless, I still (and will continue to) celebrate my femininity, I couldn’t have it anyway else!

This year’s theme is #PressForProgress (sort of like Purpose; the theme for March, we are in sync right? and I didn’t even know this theme till today! Coincidence? Nah!) which is great, we all need to make every effort for progress.

There are so many women in the Bible that inspire me, but I have to loud one boss lady #Proverbs31Verses10-31Woman. She is the first of her name, the original Queen Mother, the original boss lady, the original Ms Independent, the original super woman!

I aspire to be all shades of her! #Goals

I dedicate this poem (graphics design was done by my amazing brother) I wrote to all the women I know:


 Celebrate the women in your life; they are all indeed remarkably inspiring in their own little way!

With love,
TheInspiredCutiee 😘

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