Treasures in the Home

Recently, I've had the opportunity to bring in my family treasures dating from the late 1800s to the Great Depression to share with others in a recent Collectors Exhibition. These treasures are tangible evidence of struggle and achievement. The glassware are from Atlantic City, 1904 and the Trenton State Fair, 1910. The lantern and hat pin vase from the late 1800s. As I engage in storytelling about the era, my family and many families during that time, I see people inspired to learn about their history to preserve for future generations. Power starts with family.

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Join me Saturday November 3!

I have the honor of speaking to the Saturday luncheon gathering; Exhuming our Wisdom. We have to do more than celebrate the great women from the past. We must internalize their drive and consciousness to make meaningful difference in our culture today. Join us! Join the women of BWEA for our Biennial Convention on 11/2 and 11/3 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Fort Washington, PA $80 for the weekend. Featured Presenter, Li sa Thomas - Laury (Journalist & Author) will be hosting a Book Talk on Friday evening. Mail payments to BWEA National P.O. Box 27074 Phila., PA 19118 Email Questions bweanationals@gmail.com Join the women of BWEA for our Biennial Convention on 11/2 and 11/3 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Fort Washington, PA $80 for the weekend. Featured Presenter, Li sa Thomas - Laury (Journalist & Author) will be hostingail payments to BWEA National P.O. Box 27074 Phila., PA 19118 Email Questionsnationals@gmail.com

These Cousins of Ours; Stories from then until Now

Fact, humor, sorrow and a refreshing moment sensibilities that helped our cousins not only survive, but thrive. We're not too far removed from their plight. Contact me for engagements. I'll see you around.

Our children lifted their voices in song and recitation and I was honored to be headliner for the program.

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