by markwilliamson | Apr 3, 2018 | Uncategorized
By Melva Blanchard I’m looking for jobs. Just got my Green Card and now I’m able to start something new, a formal job that I can commit to, wake up early for, and put on a blouse and my not-so-high heels. This is an exciting season that brings a lot of hope and makes...
by markwilliamson | Apr 19, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Noortje Tyrell ‘She Lives Simply’: an interesting title considering what I was like before. It’s not that I spent an excessive (well, relatively) amount of money on lavish things I didn’t need, but I always found some reason to justify my spending habits. At the...
by markwilliamson | Apr 19, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Lacy Finn Borgo There were eight of us in a dingy church basement, meeting weekly for prayer. Eight of us with labels; daughter, engineer, mother, wife, lawyer, teacher, pastor, sister, friend, writer, and baker. While I shirk to think that these labels define us –...
by markwilliamson | Apr 19, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Frances Miles Homeward bound on a Wednesday evening I headed out of my local train station aiming for the tram stop straight ahead. In between me and the exit were a couple of ‘chuggers’ – or ‘charity muggers’ – so called because of the enthusiastic way they try...
by markwilliamson | Apr 19, 2017 | Uncategorized
By Anne Middleton When Joanna first told me about the different elements to the SheLives initiative, of course, I was naturally drawn to this one. I am an author and storyteller in schools as well as the editor of MET Connexion, having previously been an actress,...
