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Kimberly Jenkins
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Don't listen to them! Believe in yourself and continue to finalize your plans. Make sure you file the necessary paperwork and select a campaign manager, treasurer and you take a class on how to run in some shape or form even it is online. Also get...
Hi Kimberly,
Wow! I am in awe of your conviction and substance. The house parties idea was excellent and will allow you to touch base in an intimate setting and help you develop your public speaking skills in earnest. I would also recommend you r...
Council Speaker Christine Quinn and I
March 26, 2009
Hello Ladies,
I am so sorry that I have not been on as much but I have been a busy, busy bee. I have made so much progress in the last six months and am working hard to achieve my goals. I have been a tad melancholy because the one time in my lif...
If i can't have
what i want . . . then
my job is to want
what i've got
and be satisfied
that at least there
is something more to want - Nikki Giovanni
"Follow your instincts. That is where true wisdom manifests itself." - Oprah Winfrey
Profile Information
- In 100 words or less tell us how you are a leader
- I am an Event Planner and business owner, community activist but first and foremost I am a mother. I try to be the best I can, when I can. I am employed as a Sales Consultant and I am working hard to achieve all of my goals. I wear many hats and this network is allowing me to correspond with other women across the world who share my dreams,aspirations,fears and desires. We are one collective voice and the sound we make together can knock down any wall we come in contact with! We are women-HEAR US ROAR!
- Age
- 31
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- Far Rockaway
- State
- NY
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- united states
"You cannot belong to anyone else, until you belong to yourself." - Pearl Bailey
Kimberly Jenkins's Blog
Change is Here
Hello Friends,
Today is the first day of what I would like to call "A New America". Yesterday was a day for the ages, today marks the start of our Reconstruction. We have a long road ahead of us in order to achieve our goals. All Americans must stand committed to rebuilding this country, through hard word and dedication it is certainly possible.
Through the White House Project I have met so many women who share my hopes and struggles. We have engaged in passionate discussions throughout the el… Continue
Today is the first day of what I would like to call "A New America". Yesterday was a day for the ages, today marks the start of our Reconstruction. We have a long road ahead of us in order to achieve our goals. All Americans must stand committed to rebuilding this country, through hard word and dedication it is certainly possible.
Through the White House Project I have met so many women who share my hopes and struggles. We have engaged in passionate discussions throughout the el… Continue
Posted on January 21, 2009 at 10:17pm —
New Year-New Me
Each year women across the world make resolutions to change their life and transform themselves. In 2008 I vowed to quit smoking once and for all, a dangerous habit that I acquired when I was a teenager. I finally succeeded and smoked my last cigarette in June of 2008.
I am proud of myself and am grateful for the opportunity to see my hard work and dedication pay off. I am now working on getting myself healthy by losing the weight that I gained after I quit smoking as well as the other pounds I… Continue
I am proud of myself and am grateful for the opportunity to see my hard work and dedication pay off. I am now working on getting myself healthy by losing the weight that I gained after I quit smoking as well as the other pounds I… Continue
Posted on January 4, 2009 at 11:21pm —
Second Chances
In life there are always things that we wish we had of done differently. Hairstyles we wished we never tried, job offers we should of taken, potential suitors we should of given chances to. This week has been for me the week of second chances.
At work I have reinvented myself and in my opinion have become the quintessential team player. In parenting I am learning to not indulge my child as much and only reward him if he deserves it. In love I am learning to put myself second sometimes and work… Continue
At work I have reinvented myself and in my opinion have become the quintessential team player. In parenting I am learning to not indulge my child as much and only reward him if he deserves it. In love I am learning to put myself second sometimes and work… Continue
Posted on November 30, 2008 at 9:20pm —
Giving Thanks
A week ago I was frazzled and upset and not looking forward to the upcoming Holiday season. I am now starting to relax and I guess grow up a little too. I now know that it is not all about presents and spectacles but in being with the people that matter the most. I am grateful for my mother's health and my new niece Kayla who was not with us last Thanksgiving. She has come to fill in some ways the void my father's passing has left in our family and my mother's heart. I am thankful for that. I am… Continue
Posted on November 23, 2008 at 8:00pm — 2 Comments
Here comes another week....
It is 11:00 pm Sunday night and the start of a new week. I'm trying to find a balance even when at times I don't know if I am coming or going. One thing I know is I'm going on vacation, really, really soon :-)
Posted on November 16, 2008 at 11:00pm —
Comment Wall (87 comments)
- At 5:42pm on January 22, 2009,
Marine J. Caleb said… - I spent my day at a luncheon for a health care group of senior citizens. We watched the inaugration from a small television set. The spirits were high and we enjoyed a good meal while watching our new president take office. Then my cousin and I went to the local nursing home and shared a few hours with people who were glad to have companionship.
I spent my day thinking and reflecting on the progress that we have made in a short time since the civil rights movement was the news of the hour. As an older African American I had lots of moments of remembrances of the past. I felt no bitterness or past resentment. I just thanked God for his mighty hand in delivering our people from being the dregs of society. Now that we have a man of color in the white house it is important for us to shed the memories of racial hatred and open our hearts and minds to understanding and loving all people.
- At 10:37am on January 22, 2009,
Kathy Groob said… - I hope you will run Kimberly. The great thing about our site is that all through your campaign you can blog in or send an e-mail with your questions and our contributors, readers, etc. can comment and help you. It's all about getting women elected! Best of luck to you. www.electwomen.com
- At 7:45pm on January 2, 2009,
Marine J. Caleb said…
- My email address is mcaleb@centurytel.net
- At 12:10pm on January 2, 2009,
Marine J. Caleb said…
- Good Morning,
Happy New Year to you. I hope you are doing what I am doing this morning. I started a new journal yesterday. I am telling myself that this is going to be a very productive year. When I look back at last year I had a very good year in 2008. I worked hard on my book and got the publishers to accept it. I also returned to school and made all A's since I returned. This year I will graduate. That's a milestone for me. I am looking forward to doing some new things this year. With the will and help of the Lord I plan to start a home business this year. I need your prayers and support and I will remember you in prayer also.
- At 11:20am on December 29, 2008,
Marine J. Caleb said…
- Hi Kimberly, It is so nice to hear from you. As you know I have not been doing much writing on my page. I have been busy with school work. I have four more courses to go and I will be graduating with the class of 2009 for Boulden Seminary/UAME church. I thank God that He has allowed me to return to school this year and to maintain an A average.
I missed communicating with you. You have always inspired me with your God given wisdom. Keep in touch.
- At 10:42pm on December 15, 2008,
Beatrice Emanuel-Sims said… - By the way, love the new picture!!!! Go sexy .
- At 10:35pm on December 15, 2008,
Beatrice Emanuel-Sims said…
- Hey Lady,
How are you. I am well, just busy as heck. I'm sure I don't have to tell you that though. What have you been up to? My mothers project is on hold for right now, it is coming, but the timing is not right. I have started another endeavor though. So I've been busy preparing for that. So what are you doing these days? Hope to hear from you soon.
- At 11:55am on December 15, 2008,
Jean said… - P.S. Your statement rings true to my heart! I have a "My One & Only" (MOO); I call her many endearing names, and Jesse-Marie, now 21, is still my mine inspiration for living my best life. "Jess" has been an activists since she was little. She is blossoming into her potential, slept overnight at SFSU to protest cuts in education; has volunteered at homeless shelters and is planning a day on campus to make the point that education needs to be affordable to everyone that desires it. With a mom that was a special ed. teacher and a dad who is a social worker, she has chosen to continue using her voice and
energy to make a difference. All this to say, that when we put our children first, the strong base of love and support helps them to be secure in themselves; and then , I think, want to support others.
- At 11:44am on December 15, 2008,
Jean said…
- Good Morning, Kimberly,
You, too, are an inspirational woman! This site is very exciting and supportive!
I love new ideas! I love to watch people follow their dreams and be supportive of one another! Joining this site has helped me to feel connected to other woman doing the best we can, to make a difference; one person at a time!
Be Blessed,
Jean
- At 10:46am on December 15, 2008,
Sue Lundquist said… - Thank you and hugs all around!
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