Celebrating Our Children: 내가 당신에게 너무 madona 사랑 naega dangsin-ege neomu madona salang
Posted: May 28, 2015 Filed under: Be Inspired, Family, My Time 4 talk - Personal Development | Tags: Celebration, children, college students 1 CommentIt is Countdown time to yet another Mother’s Day experience for me! With all the hard work she put in to earn herself a final semester GPA of 4.0, my daughter deserves to be lauded publicly. It is with great anticipation and excitement that I look forward to commencement day! I want to apologize ahead of time to other proud parents and relatives for blocking their view, in the event that I experience difficulty staying seated when my daughter, Madona Ayorinde, walks across the Wellesley College Stage to receive her Diploma on Friday.
I find that celebrating my chil
dren’s growth and accomplishments on a regular basis serves to strenghten our bond and keeps a much needed line of communication open as I play my Mommy Role as their unofficial whether-you-want-to-hear-it-or-not Consultant on the lessons of life. This is even more exciting and meaningful as a team effort, with full participation of my husband.
In spite of her demanding schedule as she prepared for the ending of her final year, she was able to take the time to reach out to me and her grandmother in a very special way.
내가 당신에게 너무 madona 사랑
I love you too, Madona.
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Revving Up and Getting Back on Track
Posted: June 26, 2014 Filed under: Be Inspired, My Time 4 talk - Personal Development, My Time Has Come To..., Non-Profits We Like | Tags: art, artists, beauty, college prep, college preparation, college students, community service, empowerment, family, High school graduates, high school students, local politician, Long Island Youth, makeup, mentoring, mentorship, Nassau County, networking, parents, peer pressure, personal development, ready for college, self-empowerment, self-esteem, sensitivity, separation anxiety, soiree, tea, teenage datind, tolerance, workshops, Your Time For Creative Empowerment, youth, youth empowerment Leave a commentRevving Up
Since I haven’t quite decided on a suitable term to adequately capture how I feel, I will settle for one that conveys the most predominant feeling right now. It is with humility that I embrace this time of my life, to reconnect with the world, and make a deliberate and significant stride toward normalcy since the recent passing of my father. As one who prides herself on being a perpetual student of life’s lessons, I must acknowledge a major loss such as this, as one which I have also viewed within the context of the psyche of Family Adult Caregivers around the world. I share your loss and feel your pain, even as I ‘hear’ my Papa urging me to keep the ball rolling, and to never lose sight of my goal! The drive to keep going should never leave us! I, not unlike a host of other adult children of the recently departed, have a lot to be thankful for when I take stock of the rich legacy my father left behind, not just for me, but for many others around the world. I feel ever so blessed!
Getting Back On Track
With the support of my Board, Program Director, Volunteers and Well-Wishers; I am looking forward to the upcoming Your Time For Community Networking Soiree – an opportunity for Long Island’s high school students, as well as current college-bound high school graduates, to experience an intergenerational professional and social relationship with a diverse pool of male and female community role models representing the arts, business & and professional world, academia, human services and local politics. 
All Participants can look forward to interacting with an impressive line-up of motivational presenters and Resource Persons which includes current college students, professors, medical doctors, community activists and faith based leaders, mental health practitioners, and public officials – all of whom care about the well-being and academic success of our youth.
Other highlights include: lunch, entertainment, high tea, beauty and heath activities, giveaways and more!
If you have a burning desire to touch the lives of our youth in a special way, and would like to be a part of this initiative, kindly contact us.
Please note that our Creative Arts Contest is currently underway with more opportunities for five students to win scholarships ranging from $500.00 – $1000.00. 
For more details please visit our website: www.yourtime4liny.org
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Tools of Empowerment in Place For Saturday, April 27
Posted: April 23, 2013 Filed under: Be Inspired, Family, My Time 4 talk - Personal Development, Non-Profits We Like | Tags: college prep, college preparation, college preparedness, college students, creative art workshop, Devon Harris, empowerment, High school graduates, Keep On Pushing, parenting Leave a commentThe last in a series of two self-empowering workshops for college bound high school
students will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2013 from 8 :30 A.M to 2:30 P.M.
at Molloy College, Kellenberg Building, 1000 Hempstead Avenue, Rockville Centre.
Pre-registration is necessary. More information can be obtained at www.yourtime4liny.org.
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Getting Ready For College Life: A Day of Enlightenment for Students and Parents
Posted: April 2, 2012 Filed under: My Time Has Come Program | Tags: academic achievement, AMA, best colleges, bullying, college campuses, college preparation, college preparedness, college students, community service, creative art workshop, diversity, dorming, drugs, education, empowerment, entertainment, facebook, fitting in, food, giving back, goodie bags, health, health hop, high school, High school graduates, letting go, Long Island, long island school districts, Long Island Youth, Molloy College, Nassau County, new york, parenting, parents, party colleges, prom, psychologist, PTA, Q&A, queens, racial tension, ready for college, self-empowerment, self-esteem, sensitivity, separation anxiety, sex, sexuality, social, social media, social worker, Suffolk County, swag bags, tolerance, under age drinking, worst colleges 1 CommentWe are preparing for our 2nd Annual Free Self-Empowerment Workshop for College-Bound Students scheduled to take place at Molloy College on Saturday, June 9, 2012.
An important component of this year’s event will be the inclusion of parents who always wanted to know what REALLY goes on at college campuses, but were afraid to ask. So Your Child is Going Off to College: What to Expect and How to Deal with It, is a workshop that has been specifically designed for parents.
An impressive lineup of ‘Resource Persons’ includes current college students, professors, medical doctors, community activists and faith-based leaders, Mental Health practitioners, and at least one model/actress/educator; all of whom care about the well- being and academic success of our youth. Other highlights include: breakfast and lunch, musical expressions and a creative art activity. Door prizes for the first 50 students, swag bags and more!
More details to come. Until then, you are invited to browse through our website: www.mytimehascome.org
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