Thursday, October 25th 2012 It took me several months to finally step away from the curse that fermented in my soul. Trauma. Being able to reveal the significance of what I’ve learned was clear, evident and real the moment that it happened. But being able to set the issues on paper was the hard part. … Continue reading
The Conclusion Part II (Pictures)
The Conclusions Part I (Pictures)
The Conclusions Part I
Tuesday, February 28th, 2012 Nearly one month. That’s how long this post has taken me to complete. Generally after I inherit the feelings and emotions that I trust are worth publishing I’d immediately get to work. Writing the blog and editing photos to tie in the story ASAP is often a must, although, this story was different -very different. The reason why. I can’t get it … Continue reading
The Brochure… Part II Pictures (Read previous post if not read yet)
The Brochure… Part II (Read previous post if not read yet)
Tuesday January 24th, 2012 “You truly don’t realize what you have… ’til it’s gone.” -Unknown I remember thinking, “God, if this is it for me…than let it be done! But if it isn’t, than please, PLEASE help me find a way out of this. No matter what that outcome is, I can say that I’m more than happy to have begun an extraordinary journey. Crossings that I’m … Continue reading
The Brochure… Part I (Pictures)
The Brochure… Part I
Tuesday January 24th, 2012 On January 13th, 2012 The Huffington Post labeled New Orleans as the most violent city in the U.S and the 21st most violent city in the world. To be honest, now I know and understand why. This chapter of homelessness is definitely not easy. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/13/most-violent-cities-world-mexico-latin-america_n_1205527.html “Don’ go anywhere wit’out uh gun.” “You … Continue reading
Chapter II “New Orleans, Louisiana”
Chapter II “New Orleans, Louisiana”
Tuesday January 17th, 2012 One week. One very difficult week. That’s how long I will have been here as of tomorrow. When you hear on the news ” At least 13 people shot and 3 killed over two days in New Orleans”. On your second day the faculty manager of the homeless shelter warns you, “Now, you among … Continue reading