Hello, I’m Rachael Ann Thomas-Jeremiah—an editor with international experience, PR and communications consultant, marketing professional, and educator with over 21 years of teaching experience. I began my career at a very young age, and ever since, communication, education, and empowerment have been central to who I am and what I do.
I bring 10 years of experience in communications and public relations, with a strong focus on crisis management and communications planning. I support individuals and organizations in navigating sensitive situations, protecting credibility, and communicating with clarity, confidence, and purpose. My background in marketing allows me to approach editing and communications strategically, always considering audience, impact, and long-term goals.
I’m also the creator of a globally read blog, which has reached readers in 151 countries and received over 28,000 views to date. Sharing thoughtful content that inspires reflection, growth, and positivity is something I genuinely enjoy.
Beyond my professional life, I’m passionate about sustainability and actively practice recycling, particularly paper and bottles. I also believe in recognizing excellence—when I receive impeccable service, I share it through Google reviews, which have accumulated 74,000 views so far.
At my core, I value integrity, clarity, and kindness. I believe success is personal, growth is ongoing, and life—at every stage—is meant to be celebrated.
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Celebrating Existence 
Nice pictures. Where did you take them?
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I love taking pictures and they are pictures both old and new I have taken. Those on the beach are those I took on Sunday. I love Las Cuevas and my husband and I were there on Sunday morning. It really was nice. I wanted the view of Maracas so I seized the opportunity to capture that from Bayview Bar and from the “Lookout”. The sun was also a picture I got on Las Cuevas and lying on the sand was the ideal way to capture it. The rainbow was from my home in Coromandel, Cedros where I am originally from. It was an early morning blessing and the dog in the picture was my dog Whisky who died a couple years ago. He was a great pet and sometimes I thought he was more humane than humans I encounter. One of my fondest memories of him was always him coming back to jump on my after I gave him a bath. It was his way of saying thank you. He always had a morning stroll and evening nap and everyone in the neighbourhood knew him.
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Really love your pics. God bless. Keep enjoying life. We only have one to live.
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Thank you so much and same to you ! I intend to regardless of what comes along. We are all here for a reason, God does not give us more than we can handle. The way I see it each day is the present (today) as well as a present (gift) and a blessing.
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I am also happy you like the pictures! Thank you again!
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