We lose yet another hero–John Lewis. Admittedly, I certainly knew of Representative Lewis in some regards, however, today I feel so much more aware of this black warrior’s journey. Even though the ending of John’s life is sadly providing a distraction from the crazy pandemic, economic chaos and civil unrest, his life has given us …
I used to try to imagine what it would feel like to spend a whole month at home and never having to leave. No obligations. No one was disappointed because I chose not to attend their meeting, festival, conference, seminar, graduation, wedding, banquet, awards ceremony, you get my drift. Covid19 has changed all these things …
Let’s be real–before this year happened, how many of you were familiar with Juneteenth (Black Independence Day), celebrated by African Americans like the 4th of July. Admittedly, that was sure new information to me. I can’t deny–what an eye opener–I was totally appalled–not only regarding the fact that it happened in our country’s history–but also …
Most Americans have never had to wear a mask for their health before–even when doing life’s basics like shopping for groceries or gas. I can’t lie–they’re a pain! I totally get it! We have pandemic fatigue–we are done with this virus–however comma it ain’t done with us sport fans–it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to …
Music can do so much to soothe the savage soul–or is it beast? A song by Van Morrison called “Stranded” for me continues to touch many emotions for me these days. I was introduced to it several years ago, however, it couldn’t be more poignant than now–and possibly for you as well. Here are the …
