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Photo by Designecologist on Pexels.com Happy New Year and welcome to a new decade! On this eve of the year 2020, Me On the Page is taking one look back before we take the big leap forward. Reflectively, we want to acknowledge many in our tribe who have aided our success in 2019. Here's a… Continue reading Welcoming 2020

October is on its way OUT, but I wanted to pause to be thankful for the many opportunities shared this month. Enjoy the Seasons 🙂 We celebrated three Sheroes on the Frontlines for Hispanic Heritage Month. Sharing the path to self-publishing at the Pinole Library for Indy Author Day a was a special opportunity. Coming… Continue reading Outstanding October

As we come to the close of our National Hispanic Heritage month, there's one more admired Shero I'd like to honor: Zelma Urzua!! She's a first grade teacher and Kindergarten Intervention Teacher in the city of Antioch. This is Zelma Being Zany!! This is Zelma's 7th year teaching in the classroom. She was an exceptional… Continue reading Hispanic Heritage Month Finale

As we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, I'm pleased to highlight my next Latina Shero:Teresa de-Leon Hernandez. Teresa a former Oakland Native, is a first grade teacher in the Hayward Unified School Distirct. She's taught grades first through sixth for 38 years and is still full of energy, dynamic and enthusiastic about teaching. Teresa… Continue reading Latina Sheroes On the Frontlines