I never considered myself to be a cat person. Most cats I knew were somewhat aloof.
Dogs have owners, cats have staff. But then I met Noel.
After my father-in-law died, we thought that my mother-in-law, Edwina, might like a pet to keep her company. In 2009, my sister-in-law, her daughter, and my son heard about someone who had a kitten.
They decided that it would be a great Christmas present for Edwina. Since it was close to Christmas, they named her Noel. Continue reading
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Today Georgia takes a baby step toward reopening our state’s economy. To hear some reports, Governor Kemp is flying a crop duster across the state spraying Covid-19.
Nothing could be farther from the truth. Let’s do a little review of what has happened, why it happened, and what this update to the Governor’s executive order really means. Continue reading
by I hold no office at this time. Lobbyists do not call to offer donations in the hopes of gaining my support on a pet issue. I have no designated parking place. I have no taxpayer funded staff.
But I am serving the 2nd District right now. Continue reading
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