Another Monday comes a fresh new week of tasks, missions, assignments, and deadlines. What better way to juggle all that on a Monday by having devotion first . . .
This time for devotion, there was an older woman, one I had seen before, who shared with us a story about her family, in particular her mother. As we all age one of the biggest diseases that we are starting to see is Alzheimer’s, as her mother had that.
Throughout her sermon she preached about the struggle she faced with her and the realization of her mother losing her memory. At the end, she left us with a song called “She’s Gonna Fly,” which was such an impactful song that it is still up in my office today.
After devotion, it was back to work as I was currently working on my “Taste of Seguin” story. Whether transcribing my interviews, cutting down pictures, to researching more about the event, it definitely was a piece of work. Afterwards, I finished off the day by completing a media list off of media outlets in the El Paso area.
Overall, today was a great day. Devotion got to me to a great start, now all I have to do is finish this week on a great note but until then . . . . . . . stay tuned.
About Me
- WRBrown87
- Ryan Brown, is a senior communication studies undergrad major (public relations minor) at Texas Lutheran University.
Brown, a San Antonio native, has been conducting a six-month senior thesis project in which through a combination of his advanced journalism class and senior seminar has been analyzing and making arguments to justify what factors and effects led to the election of President Barack Obama. Through extensive research and interviews of the African-American community, the Non-Black community, and the youth community, Brown continues to write posts frequently to cause more discussion on the topic.
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