Even in Tragedy We Can Find Peace – Thoughts From a Former Media Girl
I say that as if I am a trained journalist. I’m still working in media of a different kind, but no I wasn’t a reporter. I just didn’t quite know how to explain exactly what I did in two words, but I will now. One of my most favorite jobs throughout my career was when … Continue reading
50 Years Later – Why Isn’t Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Dream” Realized?
Image above is of my Lunenburg High School Class of ’87 Yearbook – The Echo. While I fully realize we’re over the 50-year mark since Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his most poignant speech in all of history, this question comes today because as I type…right now…my hometown, specifically my alma mater, Lunenburg High School, … Continue reading
Help Us “Stop Summer Hunger” in the Triangle
The image above is our volunteer committee for the upcoming Food Bank 24-Hr Telethon, September 13th & 14th. I’ll be writing more about that in the coming weeks. Stay tuned! The Food Bank of CENC “Stop Summer Hunger” Program is 500K Short. Please Help! I want to paint a picture for you. Imagine if you … Continue reading
JUST IN: Check Out the Closing Reception for Landfill Dogs
This is Ciara (above) ~ Who wants a sweet girl who is already house trained? Ciara, impoundment #88034, absolutely will not mess in her kennel. The shelter workers have all commented on how remarkable she is. She is also wonderful on a leash and great in the car too. Ciara likes walking—but above all, she … Continue reading
My Heart Breaks for the Pet Population
Image of Blackie and Lucy Sullivan courtesy of Yours Truly. All Rights Reserved. Was trying to come up with a super fantastic well-worded (keyworded) title for this post but scratched the idea for simple and to the point…because really my heart just breaks for our North Carolina pets. Notice I didn’t say “Triangle” pets. This … Continue reading
