[Here's one just for fun today y'all. Enjoy! Dee] THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEN & WOMEN 1. NAMES If Laurie, Linda, Elizabeth and Barbara go out for lunch, they will call each other Laurie, Linda, Elizabeth and Barbara. If Mark, Chris, Eric and Tom go out, they will affectionately refer to each other as Fat Boy, [...]
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You must go to this link at Digital Journalist to read about and to see "The Ordeal of Ted Jackson" from it’s December 2005 issue online. It is overwhelming in scope just as Hurricane Katrina and the New Orleans levee breaks afterward were. Ted offers his own deeply emotional words and thoughts, too, in video [...]
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Christianity should shine through us like sunshine through a pane of glass. We should make it shine so clearly that people will say, "What a beautiful day" not "What a beautiful pane of glass" I’ve mentioned before that I get a daily morning email from a Christian service out of Colorado (one of my favorite [...]
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Portrait of Ted Jackson, Christian Photojournalistby Cindy M. Brown Conclusion – How God Led Ted to Use His Professional Life Jackson told this story (see Part I about how he felt convicted by his little crying son to move a lady’s furniture) to a large crowd for the first time at a meeting in Fort [...]
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[Note: I'm doing something totally new and different this week. I'm bringing you a two part portrait of a man of God, Ted Jackson, Senior Photojournalist for the Times-Picayune newspaper in New Orleans, Louisiana. He is renowned for his photography and work, having won two Pulitzer prizes, a Robert F. Kennedy award and many other [...]
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Most of you, if not all, know about and have visited Grace Notes in the past and I invite you to do so again as all of our contributors share heartwarming true vignettes from our daily lives about people who come our way and make our days a bit brighter. Grace Notes just moved [...]
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It's all about seeking out a better way, while exploring the less traveled side roads along the path . . .
I want you to leave here feeling better about yourself than when you dropped by, having either learned something new, thought about something differently or having just had a good laugh or two.
Dee Andrews, Esq.
Attorney, Former Journalist, Author
South Mississippi