Posts Tagged with #LGBTheroes

Merry Christmas to those who celebrate; Happy Festivus for the Rest of Us. Safe travels this holiday weekend. Thanks for taking this journey with me. Now go write your story! Today in LGBT History – December 22 1934 – Wallace Henry Thurman (1902–Dec. 22, 1934), a black editor, critic, novelist, and playwright associated with the

Today is our 15-month wedding anniversary. I love being married which surprises me every day. Just thought I’d say that… Thanks for taking this journey with me. Now go write your story! Today in LGBT History – December 21 1888 – California Gov. Robert Waterman commutes the sentence of Lucilius Miller who had been convicted

I have several writing works in progress. I could whip them out if time allowed but I’m a busy woman. Between my social commitments, my physical activities, and time with my wife and dog, I don’t write as often or as regularly as many writers. I have a good and busy life for which I’m

My mother will be 92 in April. She told me yesterday that she’s now exercising with 3-pound weights o her ankles to build up her legs. My biggest hope is that whatever keeps her ticking is genetic!! May we all have such good health and longevity! Thanks for taking this journey with me. Now go

Kelly and I went to a Chanukah party at a spectacular home in Rancho Mirage last evening. The guests were from various of groups of people around Coachella Valley so we met a number of folks we hadn’t known. A straight woman was sitting with us lesbians and joining in our chatter. Later, she and

Beginning on January 1st, each blog entry will begin with Today’s Highlight, focusing on one item in each day’s LGBT history or on something happening in the present that harbors back into history. It may be an historical item, a saying, a speech, a rant, or a heartfelt treasure. In addition, an honorarium button will