Highlighting Texas Strong Women and Texas history
I was born at Seton Hospital in Austin in 1984. I think it’s safe to say that my hometown has experienced a few changes since then. After all, I was here before the hipsters arrived, before SXSW started, before Sandra Bullock and everyone else decided ATX was the place to be. In honor of all my fellow native Austinites,…
I’m honored to guest post about “Big Ideas” in Claire Mummert’s #LikeaLady series at Radically Broken this week: A lady has kind hands, kind words, big ideas, she works hard, and she trusts God. When Little Girls Have Big Ideas I posted a quote this week that really resonated with my female followers on Facebook: I…
I’m ecstatic to introduce you to our first Texas Strong Woman of the Month, Meg Ramsey. Meet Meg Ramsey Meg was a close friend of mine at Texas A&M, and, I think it’s safe to say, we have both come a long way since our wild and rowdy days in College Station. Embracing a protein-packed vegan…
I’m launching a brand-new series next week–the 2016 #texasstrong Woman Purpose + Passion Project. Each month, I’ll interview a different #texasstrong woman who is living out her purpose + passion, who is serving and inspiring others, who is leading her tribe and running her race. Do you have what it takes to be a Texas…
This is a big week–my mother-in-law celebrated her 60th birthday Sunday, my husband and I celebrate 8 years of marriage today and, this weekend, I’ll celebrate community by reuniting with a few of my For the Love launch team sisters who live in central Texas. I’ve told you that last year was all about community. Fundraisers,…
