The All Balm Lady
I create vlogs that explore small business growth and the power of CBD topicals, proving that life after 50 is the perfect time to run your own business and YouTube channel! Join me as I share my journey, showcasing the incredible benefits of essential oils and CBD products, while inspiring others to pursue their passions at any age. #theallbalmlady #popupevent
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I DONE DID IT!! It's something!
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@goat1408 LOOK AT WHAT CAME IN THE MAIL! My very own personalized copy of “Body Jumpers: Jelly Bean Dream”. This is everything to me. Hit up @goat1408 channel and watch how he drew this.
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@DliciousWorld is one of the funniest vlogs I’ve seen in a while 😂
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Experience a day in the life of a non-traditional grad student and mom! @CuratedBySommer
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Everyone has heard of “The Young & The Restless”. Listen to @deandredobbs3029 spill the tea on Victor Newman.
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This birthday party for an 80 year old grandma was so fun! Check out @nikkipvlogs and join in on the fun!
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@TheAllBalmLady is a proud sponsor of The Pink & Black Honors. I can’t contain my excitement 😁!
Who’s ready to see our family (in the front row) at this black tie event? #pinkandblackhonors
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Did you know, Memorial Day is said to have began as a Southern holiday, celebrating African American Freedom.
In May 1865, thousands of formerly enslaved Black community members in Charleston held a ceremony and parade at the site of a former racetrack, the Washington Race Course and Jockey Club, where a reported 260 Union soldiers were buried in a mass grave. They reburied the soldiers in individual graves, decorated the resting places, sang songs of freedom, and held a picnic afterwards.
“The war was over, and Decoration Day had been founded by African Americans in a ritual of remembrance and consecration,” said Dr. David Blight, Sterling Professor of History and of African American Studies at Yale University, in his article “The First Decoration Day,” about the Charleston celebration. “The war, they had boldly announced, had been all about the triumph of their emancipation over a slaveholders' republic, and not about state rights, defense of home, nor merely soldiers' valor and sacrifice.” #memorialday #theallbalmlady
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