Who is/was Frida Kahlo?: Knowledge is Power After many years of not knowing who Frida Kahlo was and then misunderstanding her and prejudging her, I am finally sharing how I went from not being unawareness of Frida Kahlo to appreciating her. This post chronicles my intolerance to tolerance, from tolerating her art to understanding her, […]
Category: Persistence, Courage and Resilience
9/11: Remembering & Commemorating From A-Z
An A-Z list of ways to remember and commemorate 9/11. Featured image is from LAPD
Alice in Wonderland Revisited at the Atlanta Botanical Garden
This travel blog sgares pictures and a narrative of my daughter, friend and my visit to the special Alice in Wonderland exhibit at the Atlanta Botanial Garden
I like My Salsa Picante con Azúcar
When it comes to salsa, Celia Cruz is among the greatest…she is the Queen of Salsa. Join me in reading her books and becoming engaged and connected in activities.
Today’s a Good Day
Farewell, My Friend! It with great sorrow, but yet an honor that I write this post today as a tribute to my daughter’s boss’ wife and the mother of her supervisor. and who was also was an acquaintance of whom I was fond. Her name is Meredith and she passed away this week after a […]
When Cinderella Introduced Me to the Queen of Jazz
My aunt Cinderella introduced me to the music of Ella Fitzgerald, the Queen of Jazz and jazz music. This is my story of how I came to love jazz.
Engaging Learners & Connecting Community: Literarily My Instructional Vision
The Book and My Rationale for Choosing It Engaging learners & connecting community has always been my vision. Through the Cracks by Carolyn Sollman, illustrated by Barbara Emmons and designed by Judith Paolini illustrates my vision. Surprisingly, the book, unlike most books about improvement, is presented as a children’s story. This book inspired my decision […]
