The Season of Gift Giving is here!


The shopping season is here so why not pick up a little something for someone in need.






The drop off location will be Boutique on The Hill at 225 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE (Cap. Hill) 1st Floor
Washington, DC. And for my family you can always leave them with me. Emoji 





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As Always, Be Blessed....
Nykea Williams
     
                Spread A Little Joy......Wrapped present




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