Tag Archives: rural family life

celebrating Black History Month with Pearl Harris

Posted on February 21, 2022 by Sheila Morris

In the tiny Sears Roebuck kit house I grew up in, boundaries were both invisible and highly visible. The home was owned by my maternal grandmother and shared with two of my mother’s adult brothers in addition to my daddy, … Continue reading →

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celebrating a Texas storyteller who was part of my history

Posted on March 21, 2020 by Sheila Morris

Bring a child up with the gift of laughter, and when she is old she will not depart from it. I posted this in March, 2018 during women’s history month.  Enjoy. My paternal grandmother was called Ma by me and … Continue reading →

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celebrating Black History Month with Pearl

Posted on February 12, 2020 by Sheila Morris

In the tiny Sears Roebuck kit house I grew up in, boundaries were both invisible and highly visible. The home was owned by my maternal grandmother and shared with two of my mother’s adult brothers in addition to my daddy, … Continue reading →

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