Thoughts on advocacy, law, family, and the work that matters.
Many persons on the spectrum are drawn to acting. I once asked our daughter’s neurologist about this and it makes sense. Acting is expressive but confinedActing tells a story that you can perfect a...
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I am a proud graduate of Spelman College. My older daughter is a proud graduate of Spelman College. AND now my youngest daughter is attending college. The Spelman Experience is like NO OTHER! It is...
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I try to keep my blogs as neutral as possible. However as a believer I have to testify. On this day I am grateful for watching the sun rise and set.
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Jack and Jill, Incorporated is a national organization dedicated to supporting youth from ages 2-18. I was an active member of this organization for 23 years. AND now I am an Associate member. The ...
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These women have been in my life for three decades. Through good times and more challenging times. I am the youngest of the group- which I love to say to them- and in all seriousness am thankful fo...
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I have waited SUCH a long time to witness this moment. My first born who came into this work roaring like a LION made her debut as a stage manager for a play in Chicago. I was mesmerized as I watch...
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2025 was WAY too much. Our family was challenged in a multitude of ways, which I do not care to share.
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This picture was taken on a particularly difficult day for me. While I am smiling through pain it is clear to me at least that I needed a smile and warm embrace. My church member saw that and fille...
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For the past 15 years we have gone to the same Christmas Village to select our tree. The magic of this place is undeniable. Julie and her team of elves are kind, loving and embody the spirit of Chr...
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Your health-whether spiritual, mental or physical -MATTERS. What I have come to realize as a parent of a neurodivergent person is that your body is in constant fight or flight. When you are caring ...
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