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May 7, 2017

Meet the Candidates for #TLHTwitterMayor

What does being a mayor mean? It depends on who you ask and what type of mayorship you’re referring to. For example, my 2016 Swarm review revealed that I accumulated 91 mayorships! And except to my ego, these mayorships mean absolutely nothing. Other United States mayorships, of real places, having responsibility for real issues, are different. Whether […]

Filed Under: Causes Tagged With: #TLHTwitterMayor, America's Second Harvest of the Big Bend, Danny Aller, Deep Brewing Company, Greg Tish, Jay Revell, Kidz1stFund, Making Light Productions, Rachel Sutz Pienta, United Way

White Privilege

April 30, 2017

We Have to Talk About White Privilege

If you have ever driven along an Interstate, searching for the hotel where you have reservations, seeing it seemingly VERY CLOSE but realizing you have to figure out how to get off the interstate, get onto a service road, and find the entrance to your hotel, you know that things are not at all as […]

Filed Under: Causes Tagged With: Bazaar, Being Black at School, Black Girl in Maine, Black Lives Matter, Charles Stephens, Common Ground, Counter Narrative Project, Doug Cumming, I'm Not the Nanny, Intersectionality, Kellee Terrell, Korbett Mosesly, Mama Kat, Mark S. King, Nate Regier, National Association of Independent Schools, New York Times, Nonprofit With Balls, Othering, PopularResistance.Org, Sharon Florentine, The Establishment, The Extraordinary Negroes, Thin Difference, White Privilege

Community Relationships

April 23, 2017

Strengthening Community Relationships in Hard Times

Community relationships pose challenges at even the best of times. I was excited to read recently that California Governor Jerry Brown has declared California’s drought state over for now. Within days of reading that article, I read that Central Florida’s wildfires are being exacerbated by dry conditions. While Florida’s situation is different from California’s, it […]

Filed Under: Reflections Tagged With: California Governor Jerry Brown, Community Relationships, Drought, Fires, Florida, Hurricane Hermine, Social Media, Thoughtful Thursdays

April 19, 2017

Help #ProjectReadathon Generate Children’s Books!

I have been a Charity Miles ambassador for many years now, and it is astounding to see how the app and its impact on deserving causes have both evolved (big props to creator Gene Gurkoff for that). I am excited that Charity Miles is partnering with Penguin Random House to conduct a campaign around children’s […]

Filed Under: Causes Tagged With: #ProjectReadathon, #ReadWell, Books, Charity Miles, Literacy, Penguin Random House, Reading, Reading is Fundamental, Save the Children

April 16, 2017

An Easter Adventure

It is Easter today, and I am not in the mental mindset to write either something sentimental or something candy-related. I feel like changing things up a little bit, and doing it in advance of Easter so I can enjoy the day Sunday. I abandoned “Write a story about a serial killer who leaves his […]

Filed Under: Reflections Tagged With: Bunnies, Candy, Cats, Creative Writing, Easter, Peeps

April 9, 2017

Empowering Women: It Takes a Tribe

There is a mountain in Mexico I want to climb. I don’t mean in a “carabiners and ropes” kind of way, but in a “take a vehicle as far as you can and then walk the rest of the way” kind of sense. The goal? To help my friend Felisa Hilbert, one of my favorite […]

Filed Under: Causes Tagged With: #JoinHerTribe, Empowering Women, Felisa Hilbert, Heifer International, Jewelry for a Purpose, Mexico, Thoughtful Thursdays, Tulsa World

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