ShareSeveral years ago I gave a Pecha Kucha presentation at Tellus 360 in downtown Lancaster about protecting the places we love, places I consider sacred. Places I consider home. As I’ve been scouring Lancaster county for just the right veggies and plants to fill my gardens, I’ve been thinking a lot about home. I live
ShareIt’s the annual Extraordinary Give hosted by the Lancaster County Community Foundation stretched by at least $300,000. The day to give is Friday, November 20th. It can be overwhelming to go to the website and see all the various nonprofits in need of donations, so here’s my breakdown of great nonprofits that have impacted my life
ShareI recently asked Donna Talarico, founder and publisher of Hippocampus Magazine and Hippocamp – A Conference for Creative Nonfiction Writers, the benefits that novice writers would find in attending her upcoming camp which is next week right here in downtown Lancaster, PA. I have friends and readers from all levels of writing; attending a camp
ShareBelow is the breakdown of my presentation at Tellus 360 tonight for their Pecha Kucha event. I hope to have video up of this soon, but in the meantime, here are my thoughts and photos: Good Evening, I’m Brenda Lee Sieglitz and I’m here tonight tell you about the land that I love – which
ShareSocial justice has always seemed extreme to me. Something I wouldn’t do. I’d sign petitions, like or follow the social media outlets of causes I believed in; I still do. It’s a comfortable way to feel involved without being extreme, without putting myself in the public eye as a person who cares passionately about the
