Francoise G. Bowen

I cannot end 2020 without another note of thanks and praise especially to God Almighty for using vessels to help me this year while home and not working yet and no gainful employment yet. The list not lengthy as follows: Some members of  St. Johnson's Church of the Nazarene, Antigua Workers Union My mom My  very last two siblings (total of 6 (including yours truly) children between my mom and dad). My Aunt in New York  My Cuz in New York Ms. B and C My main neighbor W. P The person who heard my testimony of the bread that never spoilt and gave me $20.00xcd ($1usd =$2.70xcd for those not sure of currency conversion). Mr. C. J Snr Mr. Harold E. Lovell Express Laundromat and Dry Cleaners-- the Director & CEO Dr. Onyeka Campbell on Factory Road in the early heat of COVID-19 who gave me discounts on my laundry. These all gave through cash and kind.  Thanks to those who offered me sound encouragement now and again just to remind me all is well in the midst of the battle noise. The sa

Did I type in the title "2020, you have been good to me :-) " Yep I did. Now, this is not a blog about I got my work all sorted out and making 10figures nor is it about I opened a new company for my HIV/AIDS work and the Queen of England highly recommended it plus gave me an award on the palace lawn with her sword on my shoulders nor is it about receiving the highest honor from my island nor is it about my acting studio finally receiving a home of its own by my sacrifices made. NOPE. March 28th 2020 was my last work day at the hotel and since then, I have been home (9 months). So how is it for me thus far? We are in December and I looking back at 2020, I look back with thanks in my heart and from my lips. God has been merciful and gracious to me, it really pays to live by faith because "faith is Heaven's currency". Let me speak from a broad view, on my island Antigua/Barbuda, we have 7 active cases and 4 deaths, Glory to God in the Highest for this. Now to "