The Penultimate–My End in Sight!!!
Yes, I find it hard to believe–my penultimate blog. Hard to fathom as the last four months have been almost surreal thanks to COVID-19. This is my next to last … Continue reading
Starting On-site Service During a Pandemic
If you have been out of work or working from home, you know the supreme, unparalleled boredom I have experienced the last few months. Going on walks, reading, playing cards … Continue reading
Evictions
I moved to New Orleans on the fourth of July and began working at the Janes Place Neighborhood Sustainability Initiative on the sixth. At Janes place, we work to help … Continue reading
Transitions
2020 hasn’t turned out exactly how I thought it would, which I feel like can be generalized to most of the world at this point. Had Future Haley appeared to … Continue reading
Tough Times in The Big Easy
I wouldn’t be the first to tell you this pandemic threw everything through the loops and around the bend. I applied for the position at the Harry Tompson Center in … Continue reading
GEORGE FLOYD WAS MURDERED on MAY 25, 2020
“Systematic racism is a set of practices that discriminate on the basis of race. Systemic racism is a system that has racism inherent in how it operates. Systematic racism is relatively … Continue reading
The Cookie Chronicles
Lettuce, Mayo, Ketchup… Although I have been catching you up on 2019, lettuce (get it?! let us. no? okay.) fast forward to today. This day. This Monday, June 26, 2020. … Continue reading
6 months already!
It’s been almost 6 months since I started my VISTA year in New Orleans and it seems like time has flown by! This year has definitely been difficult to navigate … Continue reading
The Cookie Chronicles
Mayo, Ketchup… On this blog of catching up, I wish to write about the many activities prior to ohh, May, 2019 (ohh-May. Mayo. Get it? No? Okay.). The few months … Continue reading
The Cookie Chronicles
Ketchup… Before I begin catching up with my blogs, I do have to extend my apologies to Tulane VISTA, my site, and my VISTA peers for not blogging. Often in … Continue reading
