#p: liz callaway

[starhoppin]

pick a picture; who is your soulmate

pile 1 -> pile 2 -> pile 3

disclaimer: this is a general reading! these messages may not fit everyone. please take what resonates and leave the rest.

「 pile one 」

[personality] queen of swords, queen of pentacles rv, ten of pentacles this person is very intellectual. in fact they might tend to overanalyze and overthink things/events/situations that have happened in their life. this can be a burden for them. however, i'm also seeing that they're a bit of a dreamer. specifically, they're someone who struggles with grounding themselves in the present. they may have a lot of ideas that they want to put out into the world, but they have a difficult time turning their fantasies/ideas into something tangible. they're driven and optimistic. they're someone who always views the cup as "half full" rather than half empty. they know that as long as they work towards their true desires, they will be able to obtain them.

[appearance] long dark hair (both men and women), distinct nose (specifically large noses), strong jawline, might like to wear jewelry (specifically necklaces - may like to layer them), native or asian descent.

[love language] the mapmaker of destiny, gaia's garden i'm getting for some that your soulmate may be into art - specifically painting or drawing? they might like to give you those types of gifts. they might also like to give you flowers. consequently, their main love language might be gift-giving.

[potential zodiac signs] lots of fire sign energy - specifically aries as well as leo placements. i'm also getting strong pisces energy. they might also have gemini placements.

[songs that may resonate] f*kin' perfect - p!nk, mr. loverman - ricky montgomery, falling - chase atlantic

「 pile two 」

[personality] eight of cups, death (cb: six of swords), page of cups this person is a dreamer - some might describe them as someone with their "head in the clouds." i'm getting the image of them thinking of something happy, but when someone asks them what they're smiling about, they just shake their head and say never mind. they have innocent/puppy/golden retriever energy. they're like a bundle of sunshine. i wouldn't be surprised if this was someone with a lot of friends or was described as the life of the party. however, this person might have a fear of change or asking for help. they may seem they're strong and independent, but they might feel the need to do everything by themselves.

[appearance] for some, their soulmate may dress in a boho aesthetic? your soulmate may have either dark hair or blond (like i'm getting either they have super dark hair, or super blond- almost white hair. nothing really in between). if they're a guy, they may have facial hair.

[love language] the lady of the gift, the horse king rv this person's love language is definitely gift-giving. i'm not seeing anything in particular, but i'm getting that they'll buy things that they think you will like on a whim. literally like anything that reminds them of you. also their love language could be acts of service. they will want to spoil you - which, in their mind, means giving you "the princess treatment." this is the kind of person who will open the car door for you, cook you dinner to make your day easier, etc.

[potential zodiac signs] lots of water sign energy - specifically scorpio; however, they may also be a cancer. i'm also getting heavy aries energy. they might have some aquarius placements too.

[songs that may resonate] golden hour - jvke, once upon a december - liz callaway, battlefield - svrcina

「 pile three 」

[personality] king of swords, knight of swords, nine of wands your soulmate is very logical. when it comes to a decision of any kind, they carefully weigh the facts beforehand. when they have to make a choice, they're very practical - meaning they might go against their true desires if they deem that route "illogical." this person values fairness and truth above all else. this person may be a bit rigid when it comes to their plans. they like having control and may get frustrated when their plans go astray or things don't unfold exactly how they planned. they may take on more than they can handle because they're eager to get to their end goal. they may struggle with burnout - specifically because they tend to ignore signs that they should rest. however, their dedication and resiliency translates into your love life in a positive way; this is the type of person who will refuse to give up on you (both in terms of pursuing you in the beginning and throughout your relationship). they will always want to work through problems and they aren't the type to brush things under the rug.

[appearance] if your soulmate is a man, they may have dark hair as well as facial hair. if they're a woman, they have long hair - blonde or reddish. they may also like to experiment with makeup - such as trying out different looks or they may like to wear unique eye makeup. in general, they may like to wear hats.

[love language] the lady of the gift, the hawk prince this person loves to give gifts - in particular, things that you may be eyeing. if you look at something while you're out shopping but put it back, they will make a mental note to go back and buy it. they pay attention to what you like/dislike because they want to give you thoughtful gifts that show that they care.

[potential zodiac signs] heavy water sign energy - specifically pisces and cancer. some air sign energy as well - particularly libra. they may also have some aries placements.

[songs that may resonate] enchanted - taylor swift, slow dancing in the dark - joji, dive - ed sheeran

tarot decks used in this reading: cirque du tarot & wisdom of the hidden realms oracle cards

[seeinganewlight]

@projectbway event 01: performance - christy altomare & liz callaway

- journey to the past duet

[arty-e]

Deck Wars Playlist

Never Grow Up - Taylor Swift Goodbye England (Covered in Snow) - Laura Marling Little Wonders - Rob Thomas Heart Attack _ Demi Lovato Journey to the Past - Liz Callaway Cool Kids - Echosmith Toy Soldiers - Marianas Trench I’ll Make a Man Out of You - Mulan Right Hand Man - Hamilton Almost There - Princess and The frog GUY.exe - Superfruit No Hay Igul - Nelly Furtado Worried About Ray - The Hoosiers Just One Last Time - David Guetta Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie Celebration - Kool & the Gang Bloodstream - Ed Sheeran Build God, Then We’ll Talk - Panic! At the Disco This Kiss - Carly Rae Jepsen Denial - Sugababes So What - P!nk So This Is Love - Cinderella Fuckin’ Perfect - P!nk Boyfriend - Alphabeat Marry You - Bruno Mars Take Me To Church - Hozier Love Will Find a Way - Lion King 2 That Would be Enough - Hamilton The Phoenix - Fall Out Boy Wine Red - The Hush Sound Please Don’t Leave Me - P!nk Love Like you - Rebecca Sugar I could Never Be (Ready) - Steven Universe Dear Theodosia - Hamilton

[naz-yalensky]

I'm gonna talk about songs because i'm bored

Fools by Lauren aquilina

This song just have me, I don't even know why but this song is just so beautiful to me, favorite line is most probably "those hardest to love, need it most" because oH shiT reLatAblE

Once upon a December by liz callaway from Anastasia 1997

Okay yes I love that movie and I love that song, so so so so so much, my whole childhood is circled around this movie, so obviously I know every line of this song like it's so so beautiful and I can't even stop listening to it once I do lol

Soldier, poet, King by the oh hellos

Yes this again, I'm totally in love with it, I want to do a cover so bad but my voice meh

Also like, yes I love the original song so much but I really really really really love the cover by annapantsu like-

Teacher's pet by Melanie Martinez

Okay so I'm in love with the soundtrack of this song, like i listened to it individually and i love it even tho the song gives me terrible flashbacks of the past

Bottom of the deep blue sea by MISSIO

I can't even pinpoint what I like about thus song, really, I can't, I just do-

Drama club by Melanie Martinez

"Everyone so soft, everyone so sensitive, do I offend you? You're hanging on my sentences, you can keep your costume and you can keep your mask, i'mma take a bow so you can kiss my ass"

Okay I just-

P e r f e c t

Literally never found such a perfect song that describes how I feel-

I-

Strawberry shortcake by once again Melanie Martinez

Maybe I'm crying who knows

I'm not nothing by beth crowley

😌

Don't blame me by Taylor swift

"And baby for you,

I would fall from grace

Just to touch your face

If you walk away

I'd beg you one knees to stay"

I just-

YEs

Red by beth crowley

Idk how but this is just too relatable ( somehow totally matches my aesthetic yeS)

King by Lauren aquilina

Okay this just reminds me of-

I-

Battle cry by beth crowley

If there was a movie on me, this would have been the themes song Istg-

And yeah that's all I can think of now

[urlocalkpoptrash]

Song URL tag

I was tagged by my baby @listlessmaenads

This list came from my library and I put my shit on shuffle. There are some songs that make me seem VERY old. I’m only 25, I promise lmfao.

U - Untouched - The Veronicas

R - R.I.P 2 My Youth - The Neighbourhood

L - Laffy Taffy - D4L

O - Okay - Chase Atlantic

C - Clouds - TRACES

A - Absolutely (Story of a Girl)

L - Let It All Go - Birdy & RHODES

K - Kids In Love - Mayday Parade

P - Page - GOT7

O - Once Upon A December - Liz Callaway (from the Anastasia Soundtrack)

P - P.O.P (Piece of Peace) - J-Hope

T - Throne - Bring Me The Horizon

R - Redbone - Childish Gambino

A - Ain’t No Sunshine - Bill Withers

S - Song For Sienna - Brian Crain.

H - House Of Cards - BTS

I tag: @yoongifromyesterday @pjmlog @sevenpeaches @sparkymeetsevil @babybluesoo

[thedemonicpunks]

URL SONG CHALLENGE!

RULES: spell out your URL with song titles and tag people to make it more fun!

T - Total Eclipse of the Heart: Bonnie Tyler

H - Hot Blooded: Foreigner

E - Elastic Heart: Sia

D - Dead! : MCR

E - Everybody Wants to Rule the World: Tears for fears

M - Mama: MCR

O - Once Upon a December: Liz Callaway

N - Na Na Na: MCR

I - (I Just) Died in Your Arms: Cutting Crew

C - Castles in the Sky: Ian Van Dahl

P - Paint it Black: The Rolling Stones

U - U Got the Look: Prince

N - Need You Now: Lady Antebellum

K - Killer Queen: Queen

S - S&M: Rhianna

Tagged by: @positronicoverlore​

Tagging: Whoever wants to do it

[spazmonkeydb]

You've Got The Light To Fight The Shadows, So Stop Hiding It Away by mercutioandromeo

a fanmix for the princess Aurora.

Image edited by me.

Read All About It by Emeli Sande || Far Far by Yeal Naim || Less Than Perfect by P!nk || Things We Lost In The Fire by Bastille || River Flows In You by Yiruma || Asleep by Emily Browning || Lullaby by Sia || Once Upon a December by Liz Callaway || Nobody’s Perfect (Acoustic) by Jessie J || Sleepsong by Bastille || Thistle & Weeds by Mumford & Sons

[orbemnews]

Women on fire: Black women make history as trailblazers of Metro area fire departments | The Atlanta Voice Dr. Taj Anwar Baoll of Atlanta Fire & Rescue made history when she became the first female commander of Engine 10 in 2017 and on Engine 6 in 2019. (Photo: Tajhiek Anwar Baoll) Historically, African-American women have served in dual roles as both firestarters and fire extinguishers. However, the eyes of society still light up when we see an African-American woman who has chosen the career path as a firefighter.  The reality is that women have played a major role in the fire service ever since the 1800s when an enslaved Black woman named Molly Williams served as a volunteer firefighter in New York City a volunteer with the Oceanus Fire Company #11 around 1815. Williams was the first known Black female firefighter in the U.S. Williams’ was held as a slave belonging to a New York City merchant by the name of Benjamin Aymar who was associated with the Oceanus Engine Company #1, she was called Volunteer No. 11.  Williams made a distinguished presence in her sturdy work clothes of calico dress and checked apron and was said to be “as good a fire laddie as many of the boys.”  Her service was noted particularly during the 1818 blizzard when male firefighters were falling sick due to an influenza outbreak; however, Williams stepped up alongside the men on the drag ropes and pulled the pumper to the fire through the harsh snow. On April 1, 1963,16 African-American firefighters joined the Atlanta Fire Department at Station 16. Fourteen years later, Atlanta’s first seven African-American female firefighters, hired in 1977: Louvenia Jenkins, Emma C. Morris, Janice Jones, Liz R. Summers, Lisa Bradley, Shelia Callaway, and Sheila Kirkland. Summers was later promoted to Battalion Chief.  As, retired Battalion Chief, she said, “I left a legacy. I paved the way for the other women, other minorities, not just women,”  Emma C. Morris was the first female driver for the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department.  “As a community, it is important to see women represented in the fire department,” said Jason Hudgins, the president of Westview Community Organization. “When the demographics of the department reflect the community it creates a deeper bond that has tangible benefits. There are members of the community who may connect with a female firefighter or a black firefighter, etc. just because that person‘s presence makes them feel more comfortable. That connection has the ability to literally save someone’s life.” Today, African American women play a significant role in the fire service nationwide–although women only make up four percent of the nation’s 400,000 firefighters are female. In a 2018 NFPA report, 93,700 (8 percent) of the firefighters were female.  Of the career firefighters, 15,200 (4 percent) were female firefighters. There were 78,500 volunteer firefighters who were female, which was 11 percent of the total number of volunteer firefighters; that percentage becomes even lower when race is a factor.  At present, there are only two African American women serving as fire chiefs in fire departments across the country.   “Women are critical to shaping the culture within our workforce both in public and private sectors,” Antonio Brown, Atlanta City Councilman District 3. “We must create an equitable space for women to thrive and prosper without feeling inferior to men. They are no longer important but actually critical to the success of our future workforce. We cannot continue to operate in this place of complacency where we normalize the continued discriminatory practices underlining the institution of our public and private sectors.”  Fast forward 25 years later, Ret. East Point Fire Rescue Fire Chief Rosemary R. Cloud became the first female fire chief in the country, having been hired as fire chief of the City of East Point on May 6, 2002, until she retired in January 2015. Starting her career in her native home city Atlanta, Cloud also served as assistant chief of fire operations at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Fire Chief Toni Washington currently serves as one of two female Fire chiefs in the country for the City of Decatur, Georgia. In January 2009, Washington became the first African American and first female to serve as the city’s Fire Chief/Emergency Manager. She began her public safety career at the State Fire Marshal’s Office, and then transferred to a Metro Atlanta fire department where she worked her way to the position of Deputy Fire Chief. Deputy Chief Vera Morrison of Decatur Fire Rescue served with Fire Chief Toni Washinton as a crucial member of the only all-woman fire command staff in the country—some would argue, the world. Morrison held the ranks of firefighter, apparatus operator, captain, and battalion chief.  Assistant Fire Chief Valerie Jackson of The City of Atlanta Fire Department has served the City of Atlanta for 22 years.  Fire Chief Marian McDaniel of Rockdale County Fire Rescue became fire chief on Jan. 1, making her the first African-American and female fire chief in department history and only the 12th African-American female chief in the nation. She has worked in the fire service for 22 years. She served 19 years with the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department, working her way up from firefighter to captain before retiring. In 2017, she joined Rockdale County Fire Rescue as deputy chief of administration. Captain Andrea Hall became the first African American female firefighter to serve as a captain in The City of South Fulton Fire-Rescue Department. Recently, Hall was chosen to deliver the Pledge of Allegiance at the 46th Presidential inauguration. However, Hall made history long before Jan. 21; in 2004, she became the first African American woman in Fulton county’s history to be promoted to the rank of Fire Captain. Fire Captain Dr. Tajhiek Anwar Baoll became the First Female and First Black Fire Lieutenant Engine 10 in 2017 and First Black female and female Fire Captain of Engine 6 – 2019. Taj also serves as a paramedic for her native City of Atlanta, in addition to roles as a farmer, an agricultural buff, and birthing doula. “My homegirl, Taj Anwar is a doula who happens to be a firefighter,” Bem Joiner,  co-founder of Atlanta Influences Everything. “She once told me that in the life as a firefighter can go from 0-60 at any point and that she brings she uses her motherly doula energy to bring peace to situations that are extremely intense and volatile with the mindset of peace that women, mothers, and even doulas can bring to a situation while simultaneously doing the work…” !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window, document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '174966086481892'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); Source link Orbem News #area #Atlanta #Black #departments #Fire #history #Metro #news #topstories #trailblazers #Voice #Women

[roadwarrior51]

Tune in to this GREAT conversation with Tony nominee and Emmy-Award-Winning actress, singer, and recording artist - Liz Callaway!  Liz shares insights she's learned on her journey in music and theatre.  She’ll also talk about her amazing experiences in providing the singing voices for such Disney classics as Beauty & the Beast, Aladdin, and more!  You will also hear the inspiration behind releasing her latest album, Comfort & Joy:  An Acoustic Christmas.  #R2R #Actress #Musical #SingingVoice #BeautyAndTheBeast #ChristmasAlbum #Acoustic #ComfortAndJoy https://www.instagram.com/p/CI7JeEHJ__X/?igshid=ns11hsw6rv7s

[galaxy-shoujo]

Tagged by:@strawberrylollipopkisses 🌸🍓🌸

Rules: List the top ten songs you have been listening to lately, then tag ten people to do the same.

1.) Remember Me by Atlas

2.) SelfishSuicide by TojiBoy ⭐️

3.) Jocelyn Flores by XXXTentacion

4.) Again by Crusher-P

5.) Aishite (x3) by Kikuo

6.) Once Upon a December by Liz Callaway

7.) House of Memories by Panic!At the Disco

8.) Mr.Brightside by The Killers

9.) Unravel from Tokyo Ghoul

10.) Remember Me (Lullaby) from Coco

Tagging: @nottapotato , @hautbois-f98 , @xphantomvibes , @saturnbud , @bassiebastic , @lopunny , @starryblush , @lovely-deerling , @uetsukeru , @sweetihoney

[aswickasyou]

Songs I Love: A to Z

A. Arms of a stranger - Niall Horan

B. Breathe - In The Heights

C. California, Missouri - Kassi Ashton

D. December - Neck Deep

E. Extraordinary Girl - Green Day

F. Fly - Sleeping With Sirens

G. Ghosts - Mayday Parade

H. Honest Man - Ben Platt

I. If I Had Wings - Dolly Parton

J. Journey To The Past - Liz Callaway

K. Kiss - Scout Niblett

L. Like A Man Possessed - The Get Up Kids

M. Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince - Taylor Swift

N. No Tears Left To Cry - Ariana Grande

O. Out of Touch - Dove Cameron

P. Paint the Town Green - The Script

Q. Queen of Mean - Sarah Jeffery

R. Reminds Me Of - Junggigo

S. Strong in the Real Way - Steven Universe

T. Thank You Anxiety - Avenue Beat

U. Unexpected - Jonah Platt

V. Venice Bitch - Lana Del Rey

W. Way Back Into Love - Hugh Grant & Drew Barrymore

Y. Yellow - Katherine Ho

Z. Zenzenzense - RADWIMPS

[asongaday-ktba]

Song of the Day: Once Upon a December - Liz Callaway ❄️ I just had to use this song as my song of the day before December ended. It is such a beautiful and magical track from the amazing animated movie Anastasia! And now it's even a Broadway show 😲 but I haven't had the opportunity to watch that yet. ❄️ Can we all please take a moment to appreciate Liz Callaway's vocals in this song? Or should I say... the entire movie? She is so talented and I'm so glad she was chosen for Anya's singing voice. ❄️ I want to mention that there is a cover of this song by Becky Taylor (now known as Riva Taylor) that is definitely worth listening to!! It's not too different from the style of the original either. I grew up listening to her version of the song so it's just as special to me as the original! If you get the chance to hear it, pay attention to those high notes she hits 😳 It's quite amazing. Taylor is also extremely talented. ❄️ Hope you all had a wonderful holiday season. Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate 😊 and Happy New Year to all my followers! Hope your 2020 is filled with many great blessings, joyful moments, and new adventures! Sincerely, A Song a Day ❄️ . . . . . . . @lizgoeson @anastasiabway @20thcenturyfox #anastasia #anastasiamovie #animatedmovie #classiccartoons #animatedfilm #favoritemovie #onceuponadecember #decembervibes #lastdayofdecember #winter #wintervibes #songsuggestions #songoftheday @rivataylor https://www.instagram.com/p/B6ui0fcJMFb/?igshid=5mumpshjaktl

[novaphoto]

Masters of the Masters. In the 59 year history of the Water Ski Masters tournament at Callaway Gardens, Georgia, only these two super-skiers have accomplished a clean sweep of all three events, tricks, slalom and jump, Liz Allan on the right in 1968 and Barb Cooper in 1965.. Barb was a Cypress Gardens show skier, Liz was on the Cypress Gardens Skis tournament team. The 60th Masters starts tomorrow. Good luck to all the competitors!!! #waterskiing #competitiveskiing #trickskiing #worldchampions #nationalchampions #waterskilife #lifeonthewater #makewaves #classicphotography #loveblackandwhite (at Callaway Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx2lWqABz0t/?igshid=14ghebujqis6i

[orbemnews]

Women on fire: Black women make history as trailblazers of Metro area fire departments | The Atlanta Voice Dr. Taj Anwar Baoll of Atlanta Fire & Rescue made history when she became the first female commander of Engine 10 in 2017 and on Engine 6 in 2019. (Photo: Tajhiek Anwar Baoll) Historically, African-American women have served in dual roles as both firestarters and fire extinguishers. However, the eyes of society still light up when we see an African-American woman who has chosen the career path as a firefighter.  The reality is that women have played a major role in the fire service ever since the 1800s when an enslaved Black woman named Molly Williams served as a volunteer firefighter in New York City a volunteer with the Oceanus Fire Company #11 around 1815. Williams was the first known Black female firefighter in the U.S. Williams’ was held as a slave belonging to a New York City merchant by the name of Benjamin Aymar who was associated with the Oceanus Engine Company #1, she was called Volunteer No. 11.  Williams made a distinguished presence in her sturdy work clothes of calico dress and checked apron and was said to be “as good a fire laddie as many of the boys.”  Her service was noted particularly during the 1818 blizzard when male firefighters were falling sick due to an influenza outbreak; however, Williams stepped up alongside the men on the drag ropes and pulled the pumper to the fire through the harsh snow. On April 1, 1963,16 African-American firefighters joined the Atlanta Fire Department at Station 16. Fourteen years later, Atlanta’s first seven African-American female firefighters, hired in 1977: Louvenia Jenkins, Emma C. Morris, Janice Jones, Liz R. Summers, Lisa Bradley, Shelia Callaway, and Sheila Kirkland. Summers was later promoted to Battalion Chief.  As, retired Battalion Chief, she said, “I left a legacy. I paved the way for the other women, other minorities, not just women,”  Emma C. Morris was the first female driver for the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department.  “As a community, it is important to see women represented in the fire department,” said Jason Hudgins, the president of Westview Community Organization. “When the demographics of the department reflect the community it creates a deeper bond that has tangible benefits. There are members of the community who may connect with a female firefighter or a black firefighter, etc. just because that person‘s presence makes them feel more comfortable. That connection has the ability to literally save someone’s life.” Today, African American women play a significant role in the fire service nationwide–although women only make up four percent of the nation’s 400,000 firefighters are female. In a 2018 NFPA report, 93,700 (8 percent) of the firefighters were female.  Of the career firefighters, 15,200 (4 percent) were female firefighters. There were 78,500 volunteer firefighters who were female, which was 11 percent of the total number of volunteer firefighters; that percentage becomes even lower when race is a factor.  At present, there are only two African American women serving as fire chiefs in fire departments across the country.   “Women are critical to shaping the culture within our workforce both in public and private sectors,” Antonio Brown, Atlanta City Councilman District 3. “We must create an equitable space for women to thrive and prosper without feeling inferior to men. They are no longer important but actually critical to the success of our future workforce. We cannot continue to operate in this place of complacency where we normalize the continued discriminatory practices underlining the institution of our public and private sectors.”  Fast forward 25 years later, Ret. East Point Fire Rescue Fire Chief Rosemary R. Cloud became the first female fire chief in the country, having been hired as fire chief of the City of East Point on May 6, 2002, until she retired in January 2015. Starting her career in her native home city Atlanta, Cloud also served as assistant chief of fire operations at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Fire Chief Toni Washington currently serves as one of two female Fire chiefs in the country for the City of Decatur, Georgia. In January 2009, Washington became the first African American and first female to serve as the city’s Fire Chief/Emergency Manager. She began her public safety career at the State Fire Marshal’s Office, and then transferred to a Metro Atlanta fire department where she worked her way to the position of Deputy Fire Chief. Deputy Chief Vera Morrison of Decatur Fire Rescue served with Fire Chief Toni Washinton as a crucial member of the only all-woman fire command staff in the country—some would argue, the world. Morrison held the ranks of firefighter, apparatus operator, captain, and battalion chief.  Assistant Fire Chief Valerie Jackson of The City of Atlanta Fire Department has served the City of Atlanta for 22 years.  Fire Chief Marian McDaniel of Rockdale County Fire Rescue became fire chief on Jan. 1, making her the first African-American and female fire chief in department history and only the 12th African-American female chief in the nation. She has worked in the fire service for 22 years. She served 19 years with the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department, working her way up from firefighter to captain before retiring. In 2017, she joined Rockdale County Fire Rescue as deputy chief of administration. Captain Andrea Hall became the first African American female firefighter to serve as a captain in The City of South Fulton Fire-Rescue Department. Recently, Hall was chosen to deliver the Pledge of Allegiance at the 46th Presidential inauguration. However, Hall made history long before Jan. 21; in 2004, she became the first African American woman in Fulton county’s history to be promoted to the rank of Fire Captain. Fire Captain Dr. Tajhiek Anwar Baoll became the First Female and First Black Fire Lieutenant Engine 10 in 2017 and First Black female and female Fire Captain of Engine 6 – 2019. Taj also serves as a paramedic for her native City of Atlanta, in addition to roles as a farmer, an agricultural buff, and birthing doula. “My homegirl, Taj Anwar is a doula who happens to be a firefighter,” Bem Joiner,  co-founder of Atlanta Influences Everything. “She once told me that in the life as a firefighter can go from 0-60 at any point and that she brings she uses her motherly doula energy to bring peace to situations that are extremely intense and volatile with the mindset of peace that women, mothers, and even doulas can bring to a situation while simultaneously doing the work…” !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window, document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '174966086481892'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); Source link Orbem News #area #Atlanta #Black #departments #Fire #history #Metro #news #topstories #trailblazers #Voice #Women

[minimullet-rhys]

Anastasia - Once Upon A December & Journey To The Past (Medley)

This is my medley of “Once Upon A December” & “Journey To The Past” are songs from the 1997 Fox Animation Studios film “Anastasia”. Originally recorded for the film by American actress and singer Liz Callaway in her titular role as the singing voice of Anastasia.  

I do apologize for the part in the middle of Journey To The Past; I was standing too close to the mic when I was hitting some of the high notes and it picked up a little too much feedback. Whoops. :P Please bear with me; I'm still new to using my new professional recording studio quality microphone, but it's a learning process!  

I hope you like my cover, and stay tuned for my cover tomorrow! It's one of my favorite hymns-see if you can guess which one

[caribbeansappho]

Anastasia - Once Upon A December & Journey To The Past (Medley)

This is my medley of “Once Upon A December” & “Journey To The Past” are songs from the 1997 Fox Animation Studios film “Anastasia”. Originally recorded for the film by American actress and singer Liz Callaway in her titular role as the singing voice of Anastasia.  

I do apologize for the part in the middle of Journey To The Past; I was standing too close to the mic when I was hitting some of the high notes and it picked up a little too much feedback. Whoops. :P Please bear with me; I'm still new to using my new professional recording studio quality microphone, but it's a learning process!  

I hope you like my cover, and stay tuned for my cover tomorrow! It's one of my favorite hymns-see if you can guess which one