Published in Aquarius, November 2014
Night Moves is a day in the life and a life in a day of pastor turned night shift cab driver Pat Green as he learns the lessons the night has to teach all of us about our relationship to each other as a community. …read more
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Exploring Atlanta’s Cultural Renaissance: the production of Archangel from the Winter’s End Chronicles
Published in Target Audience Magazine, October 19, 2014
It was the beginning of summer in Atlanta. This concrete jungle, this technological mecca of the South, this sweltering sweatbox is hiding the cool breeze of a recent artistic renaissance – a piece of which I was out to find that day. …read more
It was the beginning of summer in Atlanta. This concrete jungle, this technological mecca of the South, this sweltering sweatbox is hiding the cool breeze of a recent artistic renaissance – a piece of which I was out to find that day. …read more
Community Spotlight: The 501st Legion’s Georgia Garrison
Published in Target Audience Magazine, October 19, 2014
The 501st Legion is an international charity-driven group of Star Wars cosplayers best known as the Storm Troopers that can be seen in parades and events anywhere there’s a good cause…and a good excuse to put on a costume! Divided just as the Star Wars Imperial Army into regional garrisons, the Georgia Garrison is a particularly active chapter of the organization, playing a part in an average of one charity event each weekend of the year. These events can range from escorting and entertaining a well-to-do donor for a major charity to gathering the troops to dance with visually impaired children at an after-school program kick-off event. …read more
The 501st Legion is an international charity-driven group of Star Wars cosplayers best known as the Storm Troopers that can be seen in parades and events anywhere there’s a good cause…and a good excuse to put on a costume! Divided just as the Star Wars Imperial Army into regional garrisons, the Georgia Garrison is a particularly active chapter of the organization, playing a part in an average of one charity event each weekend of the year. These events can range from escorting and entertaining a well-to-do donor for a major charity to gathering the troops to dance with visually impaired children at an after-school program kick-off event. …read more
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Highlights from my Personal Blog
Here are a few popular posts from my personal blog, Nerd & Nurturer:
17 Things I Learned at DragonCon September 2014
An Accessible Birthday Party March 2014
Meditation, Yoga, & the Distracted Child: Sa Ta Na Ma Meditation December 2013
Wobbly Wednesday written for International Nystagmus Awareness Day, November 2013
Vision and the Education of a J-Rex, Part 1 November 2013
Daydreaming: Literacy Among the Visually Impaired September 2013
Lemon Balm Sugar: An Experiment and a Recipe September 2013
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Not a Monster: Thoughts on Fear at Halloween and Everyday
Published in Aquarius, October 2014
Halloween. It’s a tradition that goes back to old pagan harvest festivals and has always been known as a time when the veil between worlds is just a bit thinner. As the festival was picked up by Christianity, it became associated with monsters and ghosts: All Hallows Eve being filled with rituals, such as the jack-o-lantern, aimed at protecting our homes and families from the terrors of the night. As old a celebration as Halloween is, there are a myriad of interpretations to the traditions of the night but the one I’ve always liked best is the idea that the reason we dress in costume for the holiday is to embody, embrace, and conquer our own fears. …read more
Halloween. It’s a tradition that goes back to old pagan harvest festivals and has always been known as a time when the veil between worlds is just a bit thinner. As the festival was picked up by Christianity, it became associated with monsters and ghosts: All Hallows Eve being filled with rituals, such as the jack-o-lantern, aimed at protecting our homes and families from the terrors of the night. As old a celebration as Halloween is, there are a myriad of interpretations to the traditions of the night but the one I’ve always liked best is the idea that the reason we dress in costume for the holiday is to embody, embrace, and conquer our own fears. …read more
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
The Caterpillar's Question and Awakening to Our Personal Truth
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
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