Wednesday, May 8, 2019

April 2019 Easter In NYC

Easter in Brooklyn 

What an exciting month April was for us.  My parents ended the month of March with my sister and I in Brooklyn, and started April with us back in Brooklyn.  Addison was able to travel up from Pittsburgh to join us as well- the first time since August all five of us were together.  It was much needed and so appreciated to have everyone come and visit us again. Wish Addison had one more day with us during Easter Service at C3 Brooklyn.  To our family, it was just another day at church.  But understanding the meaning of Easter is the real message.  After spending Easter weekend together, my parents went back to California and I went to visit my brother in Pittsburgh.  Faith, Family and then me.  That's what dad always says.  Guess what, it works. 











We caught up with Amanda and her team as they played against Robert Morrison University in Pittsburgh.  It felt like the good old days when we would attend each other baseball, football, water polo, swim or softball games when we were kids.  I am sure glad that we care for each other.  It makes life easier.   Addison brought his new puppy, Akela and we had another sibling reunion.  My best friends and siblings all in one.  Now Bailey the Beagle has a new niece.  I sure hope they will be able to meet each other someday.  Puppies are so much work.  The more you put in, the more you will get out. 









As our family looks ahead, we have Amanda graduating with her bachelor's and master's degree from Long Island University Brooklyn in May. She will be moving in with me for a few months while we save up to move out of my current apartment into something of our own.  If anyone knows of some apartments in Brooklyn reply to this post please lol!  Can't wait for our own place.  Mom and Dad can sleep over and save on hotel and Air B & B fees and use the money on us !!!

Here's a little flashback of Peeksie's senior day on the LIU softball field. Blessed she is healthy and able to play this year!  It is tradition that the Seniors of LIU get announced and then head out to their respective positions in the outfield.  They are announced and then they leave their cleats on the field while they get carried off by their teammates.  What a tradition. Shay Dickson and Amanda Domingo are the graduating seniors of the class of 2019.  These four years have gone by fast now.  I am so proud of my lil sis.  I am also glad she will be staying with me for my final year for my masters.  If any of you need a fitness membership at Orange Theory, Amanda is on the launch team in Soho as a fitness sales rep.  She needs the commish so hit her up.   










Recipes of the Month

SKINCARE | Spot Treatment 
with: Sarah's Day

Many know of Amanda and I's interest in all things health and wellness.  Many do not know that I suffer from Hashimoto's autoimmune disease and hypothyroidism. AKA, my hormones are imbalanced. So basically, a lot of chemical induce products and food aggravate my immune and hormone system.  An effect of all of this is cystic acne that makes me feel like hiding inside all day.  Recently we came across a vlogger by the name of Sarah's Day.  She too suffered from hormonal imbalances and hormonal acne.  Acne is a hard subject to be open about, and those who have never had severe acne can simply look at it as "no big deal".  In reality, it doesn't just feel like a huge deal, it is.   Through research on Sarah's platform I found a turmeric spot treatment that worked to reduce pimple size and redness over night.  Give this lady a look and check out all her holistic approaches to skin care and wellness. 


- small bowl
- small mixing/measuring spoon
- applicator (mask brush or q-tip will work)
- Manuka honey 
- organic turmeric powder
- organic cinnamon (optional)

Mix well until a paste forms, apply on affected areas (using a clean applicator on each exposed 









SNACKIES | Granola Bars
with: Sarah's Day

Here's another home run recipe from Sarah's Day- this time a super gooey-sweet nut bar pick me up. 
The ingredients are listed below, and click on this link to learn the method for making them:

- 1 c. mixed roasted nuts
- 1 c.  activated buckwheat
- 3/4 c. dried cranberries
- 1/4 c. shredded coconut 
- 1 tsp. vanilla powder
- 1 tsp. cinnamon 
- 1/2 - 1 c. rice syrup/agave 











Restaurant Review

SUGARCANE raw bar grill | DUMBO, Brooklyn 

This Happy Hour is the best I've been to in Brooklyn (granted, I haven't been to a lot #teacherlife)
However, it's located right near the water under the Brooklyn Bridge. It has amazing views, a great atmosphere and so many bathroom stalls you never really have to wait. 

Their signature drinks are $8, wine is $7, beers are $5, and the food selection is amazing. They have small shareable appetizers, or plates that can be a whole meal.  And they're all under $7.  We have a great time hanging out as a family here on Good Friday.  Check it out next time you are in the area.  Here is the menu!











MR. MANGO | Brooklyn, NY

59 Lafayette Ave.

Mr. Mango is small fruit and vegetable store located in Fort Greene. There is a variety of fresh meals to choose from. Some are pre
made, while others are made to order. Like their juice bar, salad bar and sushi bar.  You can find reasonably priced produce, household items and organic foods in this small market.




Thank you all for your continued well wishes and prayers for the safety, peace and provision of our Three Domingo's.  It is quite a compliment from your own children when they tell you that their skill level is where it is because of the opportunity to earn at the office.  Addison is an excellent salesman and coach.  Lexie is a top notch educator and Amanda is going to be a heck of a sales representative.  I am so excited for each of their futures.  All of them have a ROTH IRA, funding them monthly is the next step.  Please reach out if you need assistance for techniques on saving for the future.  Stay tuned for the next blog entry of the Domingo Family Insurance Agency. 

Kindly and with gratitude, Glenn & Alexandra Domingo

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