Victoria Rowell and me
Victoria Rowell and me
actor, writer Victoria Rowell, her husband, the artist Radcliffe Bailey, and their daughter
Grabbing a moment to catch up with Viva
This is me with artist Radcliffe Bailey
James Andrews and daughter Skye. James is on the GCAPP board and is responsible for me being a blogger!!
Ruby Dee did this clock
Tyler Perry, a hero of mine, did this clock based on his hit movie 'For Colored Girls' and my friend, Lyn Ross who runs Dermed Spa, bought it.
Blue Medspa had this clock donated. Cool, huh?
Queen Latifah did this clock and my friend and fittness partner, Jeanette Jenkins (The Hollywood Trainer) brought it to the party and then went and bought the Sidney Poitier clock!
The great glass artist, Hans Frabel, made this gorgeous clock...all glass!!!
These are the Myers...Rick (a board member) and Lisa. They are over-the-top generous and always buy a bunch of clocks. I think their home may be wallpapered with them!
Dolly, Lily and I shipped this poster back and forth till we had all signed it, then it became a clock and my friend, Sharon Maxwell Ferguson bought it.
G-CAPP's CEO, Michele Ozumba and CBS reporter, Adam Murphy
Jeanette Jenkins with Adam Murphy, right after she won the Sidney Poitier clock and was explaining the Queen Latifah clock which she brought with her.
My friend, the rapper Big Boi, hamming it up with auctioneer, Uladia Taylor (an excellent auctioneer!) and Adam Murphy
My friend, actor Phaedra Parks, now on ;Desperate Housewives of Atlanta' bidding for the Sidney Poitier clock. Phaedra was on the Gallapagos trip with us a year ago.
Timothy Dougherty
what can I say love the event the clocks , you go to the best things Jane, very interesting hope you sold a few things to keep it all runing along.
Susan Korzetz
I have read a little bit more about G CAPP and was very impressed! I love how it is stated that the best contraceptive is hope. I originally thought G CAPP was just another typical program to prevent teenage pregnacy by encouraging teens to use protection. Now I see that it goes much, much deeper than that. I see that it looks at how poverty, unemployment, violence, drugs, school drop out, etc., all plays into pregnancy. Bravo! That is a program to really take a look at. I will certainly be reading more into it. Has G CAPP ever considered looking at expanding into other states? Or are there similar programs in other states? Since G CAPP has taken action, has the state of Georgia seen changes in statistics?
Thierry
Bonjour Jane,
En me connectant ce matin, je lis de vos nouvelles concernant votre santé (heureux de savoir que vous allez bien), et découvre que vous avez un blog. Ayant envie de vous parler depuis longtemps, je poste ce message afin de voir si c’est bien vous (et pas un “fan club”) qui répondez. J’espère que non car j’apprécie la personnalité que vous montrez en publique, une femme “investie” par ces idées qui semblent proches des miennes.
Aussi, si vous répondez personnellement, j’aimerai beaucoup bavarder avec vous pour partager des mots, dans le but de confronter nos différences, nos expériences et d’apprendre. Nous sommes de culture, de niveau social et de pays différents et cela rend la “chose” attirante.
Avoir osez prendre certaines positions à une époque montre une vraie force de caractère et bienheureux est celui qui peut profiter d’une telle richesse.
En espérant une réponse de votre part, je vous souhaite une bonne journée.
Thierry
Katherine de Koninck
Veuillez bien remercier James Andrews de ma part – et de la part de tous vos lecteurs/lectrices, j’en suis sûre! We so enjoy your blogging…
Best of luck with GCAPP – we still have such a long way to go in the world in this area.
Isn’t it strange that as children/adolescents we are not taught about our bodies, sex, effective communication and money – the “things” that will probably most affect and in a lot of cases “plague” our adult lives?
Thank you for your work and goodwill efforts in all that you do.
Brenda
Thanks, James Andrews, for talking my favorite movie star into starting a blog!