There's a few things that go off and on here in the building while I'm sitting here, because I'm usually here by myself from nine to two, waiting for appointments to come in to look at the place. But it's just a space, a creative space to be able to do like we do pop up markets once a month. We have classes, yoga classes
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:59
Hey, Raquel. I'm so happy you got out of that toxic space and into this place that just visually sounds amazing. And also the service you're providing there in Wichita for people to come and be creative and express. It sounds like a brilliant, healing space for you and for others
Raquel Reyes-Aguilar
@RAQsICT · 3:46
Good morning. I definitely appreciate that. Yes. It's been like, you know how sometimes you start and start and start and start over? I feel like in my 38 years, I mean, since I started working so I started working at 13, right. And it seems like I've been in different industries. I've tried all kinds of things. My mom taught us the Hustler mentality so that way we won't go hungry. But I have always wanted to be in a creative space