Monday Morning Mojo

Surrounded by Greatness

As we celebrate one of America’s greatest leaders, Martin Luther King, Jr, it is important to recognize the powerful leaders he surrounded himself with such as his wife, Coretta Scott King, Bayard Rustin (pictured with King above), and Hosea Williams. Not only did Coretta Scott King raise their four children, but she also traveled around […]

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Synergy

Writing for All About Jazz, music critic David Rickert stated that the Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong collaborations were “a match made in heaven” and, “Their work together is a highlight of the 1950s, a busy time for classic vocal jazz records, and both were in fine form on these dates, Fitzgerald’s sweetly melodic voice

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Kaya

I am pleased to introduce our new family member, Kaya. She is a 10-month-old rescue that was brought to DC from a high kill shelter in SC by Lucky Dog Rescue. She arrived weighing 40# and will likely grow to about 50. She looks like a German Shepherd. I sent in her DNA sample to

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Remodel

We are remodeling my office’s bathroom on the first floor, turning it into a full bath. This is so my wife and I can move into my office later when we remodel our bedroom upstairs. The bathroom in my office will soon be the most beautiful room in our house! So… first my office needs

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Hail the Goer

Sita passed away a week ago on November 28, 2021. She was with her family and pain-free. She succumbed to hemangiosarcoma, an aggressive cancer that often takes the lives of German shepherds among other breeds. Last July we performed life-saving surgery on her, and in the months ahead she did a regimen of chemotherapy. We

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New Leadership

Everywhere I turn there are young women and men rising into positions of expertise and authority. It gives me great hope for our world. Above is Jasmin Graham, M.Sc., is the recipient of World Wildlife Fund’s (WWF) 2021 Conservation Leadership Award. She is a shark scientist, educator, and social justice activist. She is the President

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The Leaves Fell like Rain

Walking deep into Catoctin Mountain Park, off the trail, the leaves were marvelous. As the wind blew they flew all around us and hit the ground making little pitter-patter sounds just like rain. It’s an exceptional thrill to experience the turning of the season. The smell of the Earth was palpable. The unmistakable musky sweet

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