HeyJaredThe Honorable Heather Mizeur
Restoring faith in the heart of humanity, one connection at a time.
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- Aug 16, 2026
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Available to Wonder (opens the original)
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Melissa Etheridge texted, “Sounds like a Heather day!” when I told her I would be at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library before meeting up with her for sound check and dinner.She had no idea just how right she was.When I saw that Melissa and Wynonna Judd would be taking their “Raised on Radio” concert tour to Atlanta, I spotted an opportunity to knock out a few bucket list items.Time to go to A-Town.I experience a particular form of enchantment when I travel a
“We Knew You Would Find Another Way” (opens the original)
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I always like to notice what I am noticing.Recently it was variations on headlines suggesting we are becoming a less literate society, in part, because we do more scrolling than reading. I began to sit with the question of whether that is true for me?My spouse, Deborah, and I have a sweet habit of reading a novel together out loud, in addition to whatever each of us might be exploring individually. I’m usually the one who does the reading because I have a knack for falling asleep at the sound of
“May all of your tragedies be Greek” (opens the original)
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Some teachers are magicians, able to see who you truly are before you know it yourself. They purposefully help break down the version of you that was built by your parents, your culture, and the expectations of the external world and they show you how to reconstruct yourself anew with insights and wisdom gleaned from inside your own heart and mind.These educators achieve immortality because they forever dance within the creations they helped to shape. Mrs. Bugg will always be a part of me.An Ode
Andrea Gibson took me to church at the Red Rocks (opens the original)
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Every now and then life conspires to offer us an experience we didn’t know we desperately needed.One Monday afternoon a friend let me know she had an extra ticket to a celebration of Andrea Gibson’s work at the Red Rocks. Within twenty-four hours I was pricing outrageously expensive flights to Colorado for the following weekend, trying to decide whether I could justify saying yes.Maybe you know a little something about Colorado’s late Poet Laureate. Perhaps you have seen the 2026 Academy Award-n
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