My Musings of the Women’s March on Washington #WhyIMarch

by Denise // 1 February, 2017 // Comments off

When I learned about the Women’s March on Washington, I felt such a tug in my heart to be there. As an LGBT ally, a mom, a sister and a strong independent woman, I needed to be there among nearly... Continue reading →

Cabaret’s Cautious Reminder and Electrifying Revival

by Denise // 27 January, 2017 // Comments off

Leave your troubles outside! So life is disappointing? I get it. We have no troubles here. Here life is beautiful. The girls are beautiful. Even the orchestra is beautiful. Musical theatre has always been a means to escape the reality... Continue reading →

Same Love, Same Rights

by Denise // 2 April, 2013 // Comments off

The day after I wore purple to support epilepsy, I changed my Facebook to the color red to show my support for gay rights. To some, changing my photo to a small red equal symbol seemed like a foolish way... Continue reading →

Two Tribes and Yes, We Can

by Denise // 5 November, 2012 // Comments off

Like many Americans, I will be so glad when this election is over, however, I don’t believe it will end tomorrow at midnight. With the popular vote being so close, I predict many states will call for a recount and... Continue reading →

After 9-11, We Rise Above

by Denise // 10 September, 2012 // Comments off

There are a few historical moments when you remember where you were on that fateful day. On September 11, I was seven months pregnant standing in my classroom preparing my lessons for the day while I watched the news to... Continue reading →

My Day with The Daily Show

by Denise // 29 August, 2012 // Comments off

Yesterday, my sisters in law and I attended a live taping of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart for their first stop in Tampa for the Republican Nation Convention 2012, or as The Daily Show refers to it “The Road... Continue reading →

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