A brief history of Women’s Rights in the United States. Even if I leave out one critical issue, there’s still a lot to unpack here.

The following is a fictional story containing everyday elements of what real people living with disabilities must contend with.

It has been an incredible year for me and Just One Take. I haven’t been blogging as much as I had hoped, but just want to post a note of appreciation for my readers. Y’all inspire me to keep on keeping on!

The following remarks were made before the Fargo City Commission at its meeting on October 3, 2022.

Danish author Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) was a writer ahead of his time. Growing up in Odense, this nineteenth-century author wrote about a young girl who became a hero, the importance of being true to yourself, how inner beauty becomes apparent with the passage of time, and the value of independent thought.

I have a story to tell and it’s taken years to find the proper words to tell it. I met the man who would help to grow my soul in January of 2004. We were both students at the same small community college and we had signed up for the spring children’s play – a production of The Prince and the Pauper. He played the role of a rich and wealthy lord. I played the role of an old beggar woman.