Month: June 2018

I was picking up my son at his elementary school one day. I felt my typical frustration that when I’d come to pick him up, he’d be by himself usually far off in some “lonely corner” in the play area, moving is hands around, imagining […]

She was a force. I only met her a couple of times but every time II was in her company, I could not deny she had the energy of the sun. She was passionate about preserving second-line Culture in New Orleans and was an advocate […]