The Lucy Loft & Company

03/25/2024

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03/12/2024

03/08/2024

Shining the spotlight on our inspirational owner this International Women’s Day!!! Also let’s make sure to congratulate her on being named Decatur’s 2024 Citizen of the Year💕

03/08/2024

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01/23/2024

What about that food!! It was so good!! The presentation spectacular!!! Overseer Thomas Walker!! You did that!! Yes he’s a licensed certified caterer!! A man of all times 🥰🥰🥰thank you Sir!!!🖤💚💙 BCC

01/23/2024

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01/23/2024

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01/23/2024

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01/23/2024

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01/16/2024

I believe in the power of the tongue!! Speaking positivity!! Call things forward! My God says I would that you prosper and be in good health!!
Ecclesiastic 10:19 Money answer all things!!!! Bring it to you💪🏾💪🏾💕

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01/13/2024

Bishop James Wills MLK interfaith church service

01/13/2024

MLK parade

01/12/2024

I love spending time with my baby girl even if it’s on FaceTime!! She absolutely amazing playing peekaboo💕💕💕she just a dollbaby

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12/06/2023

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10/23/2023

10/18/2023

In honor of our 10th year Anniversary, we at Sista Girls and Friends would like for you to meet members of our staff!!!

Meet Tailer Young!

Tailer is very insightful and help complete our team at SGAF, her title is Trauma Therapist/Counselor- Trauma Behavioral Team💗

Please say hello to Tailer!

10/18/2023

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In honor of our year 10th Anniversary, we at Sista Girls and Friends would like for you to meet our staff!!!
Meet Nacyla Mitchell
Nacyla has various duties at SGAF, primarily in our Program Manager- Trauma Behavioral Team💗

Please say hello to Nacyla!

10/03/2023

This is such an important reminder!

09/22/2023

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08/06/2023

Business is booming and we are needing to add to our staff. Come join our team!

08/06/2023

Give us a call today!!

07/20/2023

I just like this story!!

His bedroom was a disaster. Usually some sort of weird smell. Up all night. Asleep all day. Dropped out in Grade 11. Worked part-time at a bakery.

And then, before his seventeenth birthday, he applied for culinary school, packed his bags, and moved into college residence.

I expected a phone call soon after asking us to please come get him. He’s not attending classes. There’s a weird smell emanating from his room.

But that call never came. Turns out, he attended all classes. Was a natural.

He did complain, however, that no one in the dorm would change the toilet paper roll.

After that, he bought a jalopy, packed a couple changes of clothes and headed west to visit a friend. Then he found a job. Nowhere to live, but a full-time job in a restaurant.

A series of terrible apartments, filled with unsavoury characters.

And then the realization that cooks don’t make decent money, no matter how high the restaurant ranks in glossy tourist magazines.

So Adam walked down the street to the nearest high school, finished enough courses to graduate, and then applied to college.

Fast forward years later and now he’s walking across the stage to receive his degree in political science from SFU. Lives in downtown Vancouver with a lovely partner and a dog named Tofu. Appreciates jazz and expensive pens and wandering off into the woods.

I bring this up not just because of all the warm and fuzzy feelings that come from seeing the kid do well, but to remind parents that things have a way of working out.

Maybe not how you imagined. Maybe there are some major hiccups along the way. Sometimes the best thing is to have them leave home early. Find their own way. Change the toilet paper roll. Buy a crap car. Live with unsavoury characters.

Or maybe the best thing is something else entirely. Every kid is different. Every kid needs a different path up the mountain. Swinging their own machete. A path of their choosing. They need to make mistakes.

Congratulations Adam. Proud of you.