Photo Collage: 2013 Year In Review

Posted on by Joyce M. Rose-Harris

A photo often says more than a full written page.  In thinking through the the events important to me in 2013, I consolidated to four photo collages.  Family, Sorority, & Political Activism as well as some main news items are the pinnacle of my year.  So as promised in the 2013 Year In Review blog post here are the photos that reflect what was important to me in 2013.

Family growth, new sisters, and niece.
Celebrating 21 years of happy marriage. – Family growth, new sisters, and niece.

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Celebrating 100 years of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Celebrating 100 years of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

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Actively working to be the change I wish to see in the world.
Actively working to be the change I wish to see in the world.

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Some news makers: the late Nelson Mandela, Pope Francis, Affordable Care Act, & 2014 U.S. Budget Passes
Some news makers: the late Nelson Mandela, Pope Francis, Affordable Care Act, & 2014 U.S. Budget Passes

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Published by Joyce M. Rose-Harris

Joyce M. Rose-Harris is an activist, blogger and published poet. She has mostly worked as a Digital Director during the 2020 election cycle for the Presidential Primary and General Election. Joyce launched PaisleyPerspective blog in 2011 to be a positive and insightful voice. She has poetry published in periodicals and anthologies. Joyce currently serves on the Board of The Watering Hole, which is dedicated to the growth of poets of color. She spends downtime with her husband, Eric.