Bobbie Blodgett

I am a total cookbook junkie, I love cookbooks and I actually use them. I try out recipe's, then make them my own, by adding or taking away ingredients.  I was rummaging through a box of cookbooks, that I had inherited from my late aunts and one of them caught my eye. The book was published in 1962 by  Random House  and is called ' The Seducer's Cookbook '. What a catchy title, right! The cover says, helpful and hilarious hints for 20 situations, into which men may lure women and vice versa. I took it out and browsed the pages, amused that someone actually published this. Both of my aunts were single when they passed, they never married. I guess it made me realize, that they did try. As I thumbed through the pages, at the top of a page, there were the words...."How to get him to marry you". This is a guide, of what to cook to lure him in and what to cook for 'him' after bed. I found great humor, in the pages I have read so far. It makes me think...

As I conclude sharing with you, what I have learned about the women and girls of Kenya, I am going to share more detail, about the Malkia Foundation. I already introduced you to Phionah Musumba, the Founder and Executive Director. Though the Malkia Foundation has excepted many donations of different kinds, Phionah is looking for a partner or a financial investor, to help the foundation succeed. The ideal candidate, is someone that wants their presence to be felt in Africa, someone with heart and financial resources, to make a difference. The core value of the Malkia Foundation, is to help empower the young girls and women of Kenya, through education and job skills, for economic and enterprise development. Here are just five ways, that a difference is already being made. The Malkia Foundation is working with the YWCA and the Girls Scouts of America, in Austin Texas. The YWCA has donated Computers and supplies for the Vocational College and the Girl Scouts, are starting a center ...