Monthly Archives: June 2013

I attended a marvelous ceremony today, a Naturalization Ceremony, where 49 people became citizens of the United State of America. It took place in a white tent out in front of the State Capitol, very close to the Veterans Building.  The ceremony started … Continue reading →

I attended The People’s Party last night on Harriet Island.  It was a beautiful day and a great setting to celebrate the achievements of the people that had worked hard on issues before the legislature this year, organizations  like ISAIAH, … Continue reading →

I saw the performance of  “Mercy Killers” this afternoon.  It is a very emotional story of a man who relates all that happened when his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer.   That would be a traumatic situation in itself, but … Continue reading →

Recently I was listening to an interview on the radio in which Lauren Stringer was talking about a book she had written for children.  When I heard the title, When Stravinsky Met Nijinsky, I was totally captivated.  I bought the … Continue reading →

Former Senator Olympia Snowe gave the Keynote Address at the womenwinning Annual Luncheon on June 3rd. There were about 1200 people at the event, including Governor Mark Dayton and Speaker Paul Thisssen. U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar introduced the former senator as being … Continue reading →