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Hi there!
So happy you made it! Thanks for stopping by my little corner of the web.
I'm Debbie and this is my official, online home: The best place to explore what I'm working on, what I care about, and where all my favorite projects live
My Life in Numbers
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daily cups of tea
Only Typhoo will do
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Books on the shelf
Yes, I've actually read most of them.
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Countries visited
Ask me about my favorite one
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Open browser tabs
Productivity or chaos?
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Hours of sleep
I'm a night owl. Tea helps.
Meet Debbie
I'm a wedding/travel advisor, tech-smoother, and solopreneur cheerleader—all rolled into one. My work spans destination weddings, Caribbean culture, small business systems, and stories from self-employment life.
I also happen to love reading, really good UK reggae, hot summers, Brussel Sprouts (I said what I said), public radio, and endless cups of tea.
New Here? Let's Get You Oriented.
Think of this as your welcome kit—minus the packing peanuts. Here's where to go first.
What I'm Up To
I've always got something on the go. From planning Caribbean celebrations to diving deep into culture and code, here's a snapshot of the projects that keep me curious (and caffeinated).
Dream Days, Planned Simply
Destination weddings, vow renewals, and picture-perfect Caribbean celebrations. I help couples bring their vision to life—without the stress.
Notes from the self-employed life
Every other week, I send out a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to run a business solo—complete with wins, flops, and helpful stuff.
Beyond the Beach
Travel deeper. Caribbeanist is where I share the soul of the Caribbean—through stories, guides, and my own take on what makes the region magic.
Building Behind the Scenes
Solopreneurs and small biz owners come to me when it's time to clean up the backend, build a new site, or finally make tech less messy.
“There are so many selves in everybody and to explore and exploit just one is wrong, dead wrong, for the creative process.”
James Dickey
Hey! Before you go...
Wanna hear from me every other week or so? I share wins, flops, tools, and things worth knowing.