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As we go to press with our January 2021 issue – mid December of the dreaded year – I’d like to tell you I know exactly what we’re doing in 2021. I do not. 2020 left such an indelible mark on literally every aspect of our lives, planning has become almost obsolete. I’m reminded of when my babies...
By Lisa Giesler, Professional Organizer, Life Coach, Author – conversationswithlisa.com
It is believed that people have been making New Year’s Resolutions for about 4,000 years. January 1st marks the day when we look forward to resetting goals in anticipation of a better year. Then we had 2020, and you...
By Patti Parish-Kaminski, Publisher
I am bundled up from head to toe in preparation for 2021. Remember when you were little and every five years or so, a true northerner would blow into Houston? Mother would bundle me up so that I couldn’t even put my arms down much less walk without waddling. ...
A groundbreaking ceremony in front of the Fort Bend Museum’s original building was held on Thursday, November 19th, formally kicking off the construction phase of an ambitious $2 million renovation campaign.
The project, dubbed “History Rising,” has been in the planning and fundraising stage for the...
Last year was one for the record books – and unfortunately, not in the most positive of ways. But, hope springs eternal for 2021! In this issue, we asked some or our friends and neighbors what their hopes, plans and yes, resolutions for the new year are now that we can definitely say goodbye to...
Child Advocates of Fort Bend held a ribbon cutting and grand opening of their new Davis George Campus in Richmond. The newly remodeled and expanded 27,000 square foot building will provide the capability to serve double the amount of children in Fort Bend County in a nurturing and healing...
