Date Night

Lola MagazineLouisiana Ladies, Payton Denney

My husband and I are dating each other again.  COVID tried to kill our fun, but we aren’t having it.  I’ve known Pat for 26 years, but over time he has affectionately become known to me as “Clark,” as life with him is a wildly-wacky, …

Working Women’s Art of War

Lola MagazineFelecia Williams, Louisiana Ladies

Written by Felecia Williams | owner of My Spa My Way It’s time to arm ourselves with people and tools for our next transformation. You can’t set out on a new journey with the same old dead weight, doubt and disappointment. Stop using failure as an …

Faith is a Powerful Tool

Lola MagazineLouisiana Ladies, Teri Netterville

If 2020 has taught us anything, it has taught us that life is fragile; uncertainty is for certain; humans are very complex beings and ultimately, we all need each other for this sovereign world of ours to survive and thrive. It’s true that we, as …

Dressing From The Inside Out

Lola MagazineFelecia Williams, Louisiana Ladies

Written by Felecia Williams | Owner of My Spa My Way A million-dollar question: What is the secret to success? No longer is the answer your bank balance, job title, social status, or a mere object. Success is how one views themselves, it’s the valleys …

Fire Life

Lola MagazineLola Shreveport, Louisiana Ladies, Payton Denney

WRITTEN BY PAYTON DENNEY Our dog will not stop rolling in poop. Each day she takes to the field behind our house, finds the largest, most foul pile available, drops and rolls. She then trots back to the house like she’s just finished first place …

Hindsight’s 2020

Lola MagazineLouisiana Ladies, Payton Denney

My 92-year-old grandmother has a Facebook page. She’s never been a fan of missing out on the action. Instead, she chooses to be in the middle of it. So during this time, when I’m convinced that the whole world’s gone crazy, I decided to engage …

Colorblind

Lola MagazineAshley Johnson Greenhouse, Louisiana Ladies

“I don’t care if you are pink, blue, or purple. We are all part of the human race. I don’t have a racist bone in my body, so I don’t even look at race!” I screamed. I did not mean to scream, but I did. …

Funny Farm

Lola MagazineLouisiana Ladies, Payton Denney

Last week I bit a ping pong ball in half. It occurred right after my oldest son pelted me in the forehead with it. I had calmly asked him 17 times to stop throwing it. I’m certain he will no longer ignore my requests nor …

Keeping it Real: Tangible Memories

Lola MagazineLouisiana Ladies, Teri Netterville

Have you ever been rummaging through old drawers or found yourself digging through cluttered closets looking for something when suddenly, your eyes land on an old keepsake that you had totally forgotten about?  Once you spot it, you quickly grab it and spend the next …