Share this blog
-
Join 262 other subscribers
Past posts
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Lou Ann’s Tweets
Error: Twitter did not respond. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page.
Category Archives: Uncategorized
A Heart Remembers
My heart remembers things my head tries to forget. At least that’s the way it felt this morning when I woke up remembering today marks ten years since I got the call that my mother was failing fast and I … Continue reading
Posted in As I see it, Transitions, Uncategorized
Tagged Angel, family, life, Love, Memories, Mom
4 Comments
Again? Yes, again.
“It happened again,” was one of the first things spoken about the Valentine’s Day school massacre at a South Florida high school. Yes, it happened again. And if we don’t get this figured out, it will continue to happen, likely … Continue reading
Posted in As I see it, Uncategorized
Tagged Doing what we can, gun violence, school shootings
2 Comments
Finding our way
I’ve been trying to make sense of the events of the last few weeks. Well, some of the events of the last few weeks. There have been so many! If your head is spinning too, it may help to remember … Continue reading
Posted in As I see it, Uncategorized
Tagged charlottesville, finding our way, flood, Houston, Texas, worthy
2 Comments
The Minister and the Muslim
Here’s a link to the latest installment of a project I do for Manhattan Magazine called The Last Word. https://issuu.com/sunflower_publishing/docs/mm17sp_singles. The project involves inviting two people who may or may not know each other to come together for a conversation … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Conversation, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, Conversation, Finding similarities, Immigrants, Islam, Last Word, Minister, Muslim, Understanding
5 Comments
Granddaughter of an immigrant
My grandfather loved America with passion and pride. But he wasn’t born here. Grandpa came to the United States from Switzerland as young boy in the 1880’s. He traveled here by ship with his mother and four siblings with only one … Continue reading
Posted in As I see it, Uncategorized
Tagged America, family, Grandfather, history, Immigrants
3 Comments
Tips for Surviving the Cold
I am so ready for spring. I thought the last twelve+ inch snow was the final blow, but then the winds starting blowing making going outside out of the question. It got so cold I had to work to stay … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Cold weather, humorous survival techniques, snow, surviving the cold
2 Comments
It happened again
This time it was bombs going off at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. As I write this, those responsible for this unbelievable act of cowardice and cruelty have not been identified. I hope … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
7 Comments
Indeed we have come a long way…
Women’s athletics have come a long way since Title IX was passed in 1972. Before that women’s programs were few and far between and those that did exist faced enormous challenges and received little respect. A story from those early days help to put the progress made in perspective. Continue reading
Posted in As I see it, Uncategorized
Tagged Basketball, early days of women's athletics, Title IX, women's sports
1 Comment
Finding Treasures
My mother use to apologize for leaving me with the task of clearing out her basement. I would quickly suggest that she help me by bearing witness as I pulled each box down from the shelves, opened it and began … Continue reading
Posted in Transitions, Uncategorized
Tagged Cosandier, family, history, treasure hunting
27 Comments