Category: From Kiki

  • KIKI E. ON LA TALK RADIO’S MODERN MALE RADIO

    KIKI E. ON LA TALK RADIO’S MODERN MALE RADIO

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    I guest starred on LA Talk Radio’s Modern Male Radio to discuss the ins and outs of dating in today’s world.  Miss the show?  You can find the full archived program below.

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  • JOIN KIKI E. ON LA TALK RADIO

    JOIN KIKI E. ON LA TALK RADIO

    For the full story… and for a link to listen to the show… go here: Modern Male Radio with Kiki E. of Blonder Ambitions.
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  • THE LALA INTERVIEWS KIKI E. OF BLONDER AMBITIONS

    THE LALA INTERVIEWS KIKI E. OF BLONDER AMBITIONS

    To read the full interview and to check out other wonderful features on the Lala, go here: the Lala.
    The Lala Interview
    To read the full interview and to check out other wonderful features on the Lala, go here: the Lala.

  • KINDNESS

    KINDNESS


    Here’s a little #tbt (Throw Back Thursday) from my time in the hospital last week… (This should explain my lack of recent blog posts!)…

    I had an incredibly close call during my hospital stay and, in an instant, I had a moment of clarity that I felt compelled to share. People constantly talk about the purpose of life. I am one of these people. You know what I think? I think that we all overcomplicate things and that our purpose here is simple; our purpose is to be kind. Through it all. Bad days, good days, laughter, tears… be kind. Make the days of those around you beautiful and full… this is the most honest kind of love. You cannot exhaust yourself from being “too kind”… there is no such thing. Kindness is the greatest strength we each have because sometimes it is the hardest thing to be.

    Can you imagine how incredible the world would be if we all made kindness our priority? I know it’s mine. I am committed to it. I hope you are, too.

    *I am back up and at it again… so please don’t concern yourself with my health! For proof that I’ve bounced back quickly from my stint in the hospital you can look at the picture below of my sister and me attempting to golf yesterday! 😉

  • HAPPY NEW YEAR

    HAPPY NEW YEAR


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    After a whirlwind 2013 involving growth, loss, love, lessons, friendships new & old, & some of the most incredible experiences possible, I am pretty sure that 2014 is going to be one spectacular year.  My resolutions {though I don’t really have any set in stone} can be summed up simply as followed:

    Happy 2014 to you and yours!!!

  • HOW TO MAKE CARE PACKAGES FOR THE HOMELESS {aka BLESSING BAGS}

    HOW TO MAKE CARE PACKAGES FOR THE HOMELESS {aka BLESSING BAGS}


    I hesitate to write about volunteering and charity for fear of coming across as “preachy” or a “self-indulgent do-gooder” or a myriad of other negative terms that one can apply to someone who participates in charitable ventures simply for the praise that may result from the participation.  After much thought, I decided to share my Christmas tradition with you… simply because I thought that the more people that took part in this tradition, the better Christmas could be for so many others.  On Christmas Day, I load my canvas totes with care packages to give to the homeless {some refer to these packages as “Blessing Bags”… a term that is a bit too ostentatious for my taste}.  Below, there is a graphic showing you what I suggest to be included in your care package {though you can include anything you like!}.  Everything should fit in a gallon sized ziplock bag {for ease of distribution and ease of carrying after it has been gifted}.  It is also wise to carry these in your car year-round to give to anyone who may be asking assistance on the side of the road or at a stoplight.  What do you do to give back to your community?

    Suggestions for inclusion: tissue, deodorant, mouth wash, shampoo, toothbrush, cotton swabs, band-aids, toothpaste, soap, chapstick, raisins, cookies, crackers, & anything else you can think of! Make as many of the bags as you can afford to create and walk around handing them out or keep them in your car in preparation for running into someone in need.