Stonewall 40:
Creating some amazing events this summer in Seattle to celebrate the
40th Anniversary of Stonewall and the launch of the gay rights
movement.
Pecha Kucha:
I gotta write more about Pecha, I’m loving it right now and hope to get
even more involved in their monthly events.  Creativity is King!
SaveTogether:
During a difficult time in our economy, it is [...]

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Ken has been helping me build a new site to showcase my consulting work.  My first draft is up, and I’ll be making edits for the next few weeks, but for now check out www.laurawilliams.org.  I love the fancy headers that Ken built for me from his photography.  So pretty.
The other thing I learned is [...]

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The passage of California’s Prop 8 made me mad, made me frustrated, but most importantly broke my heart.  In a world torn by injustice, corporate greed, and war I cannot think of any reason to stop, limit, or deny love.  Keith Olbermann says it even more eloquently than I can.
I don’t much about the world, [...]

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So,  I have left my precious blog alone for far too long.  My work-life, as always, came in like a storm.  Now I’m sitting in the aftermath dazed and confused.   Well, actually it’s great.  I’m still working for Seeds of Compassion, but now we get to do the basic aftermath of thank you notes and [...]

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My new job for the next few months — CHECK IT OUT!

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This is a quote from a great blog post I read a few weeks ago:
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, [...]

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Let’s all hope that this woman and her colleagues have good news for the 40 million people currently infected with HIV.
http://ibnlive.com/news/indian-doc-develops-enzyme-that-can-destroy-hiv/48654-17.html
Read up and spread the good word…

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I write under the name of “VTgirl” since I am, in fact, from southern Vermont. It was a great place to grow up — a small town where everyone literally knew your name. It was definitely a rural community and when we graduated high school some of us went onto college, [...]

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It is cruel and unusual punishment that I told all my family and friends about writing a blog and then I got sick and haven’t touched it for a week or two. I have so much to chat about too. Birthdays, gardens, and a thousand thank yous to my friends and family for [...]

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I used to be in politics. Well, maybe I’m still in Politics. . . I don’t know what I want to say about that — it’s a bigger discussion.
I used to follow every vote and every issue in detail daily. However, as I have moved away from working on capitol hill or [...]

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