Souls Photo Gallery My rock bottom was hiding for two nights in a suitcase in a cemetery from a guy who was trying to kidnap and sell me We are vulnerable because of where we live I make my desserts with love I am a security guard in downtown Memphis, and this block is my place to encourage or help anybody and everybody walking by The extra hours will help me buy a car after Mardi Gras We have been pumping gas and taking care of cars in Prichard for 50 years I was in foster care in Mobile. Because of a school social worker, I now work with Syrian refugees in Jordan My mama told me if I got into trouble she wouldn’t get me out We grow 25,000 pots of plants per season. Fairhope has high standards for the flowers I am getting back in touch with my southern roots I am not afraid of anything, but some things hurt I went to nursing school to learn what was happening with my son’s heart Sometimes I don’t feel good enough for my mom I have had some beautiful angels on my back looking out for me Mardi Gras is more than throwing things from floats When I was 15, I was called to preach, but I did everything I could to avoid it My goal is to become an American citizen. Your country still stands for so much Consider well who you are going to spend the rest of your life with We were the pioneers of women having careers I want to be a Senator one day Christian has been given a second chance. I think he’ll do amazing things with his life I have discovered a new me or the old me that I never knew about Right now, the world is doing its thing, and we’re here in our Mardi Gras bubble Why don’t we act like neighbors now? This is our chance to make our mark It is Never Too Late We are on our way to work at the hospital I am a Santa in Indiana We are taking Stella to see the bay Quitting was never an option. All you can do is adapt and change. We celebrate the 4th of July But we don’t need a holiday to have a party I didn’t have many friends so I created them I never dreamed that when I rolled him into ER that would be my last time to see him. He didn’t come back to me.
My rock bottom was hiding for two nights in a suitcase in a cemetery from a guy who was trying to kidnap and sell me
I am a security guard in downtown Memphis, and this block is my place to encourage or help anybody and everybody walking by
I was in foster care in Mobile. Because of a school social worker, I now work with Syrian refugees in Jordan
I never dreamed that when I rolled him into ER that would be my last time to see him. He didn’t come back to me.
