Sometimes We March

LUCY BURDETTE: Always, always, we are thinking of writing and books and food and friends and family--including you, our beloved readers. But sometimes we have to take a day off to express our feelings about democracy and our hopes for our country. And so we march. 

We march for our daughters and our granddaughters and our mothers and our sisters at heart--and our brothers and fathers and husbands, too. We march for our earth, our wild places and animals. We march for those who don't look like us but are part of our one human family. We march because our diversity is one of our country's greatest strengths. We march because we are ever hopeful that love will always trump hate. 

From Julia in Maine...

Hallie reporting from the Boston common...

Susan Hubbard in New York City...

Jenn McKinlay in Phoenix...

Lucy Burdette in Key West...

Ingrid in Seattle...

Lucy's niece in LA (crowd of 200,000)...

Hallie's daughters in DC...

...where you could also find Julia's husband Ross and The Smithie.

Lucy's sister Susan Cerulean with her husband Dr. Jeff Chanton in Tallahassee...

PS. We marched for all of you! xoxox The Jungle Red Writers and friends

And a few late entries from our friends...

Edith Maxwell in Boston...

Dana Cameron in DC...

Sandy and Sandy in DC...

Maribeth in Hartford...