Sara Hickman

Hello, all! Once again, I submit to you the Tanner Romania Mission, which I have been very honored to support financially, spiritually, and lovingingly since I can’t even remember when…the […]

http://www.aolvideoblog.com/2007/08/24/deer-at-breakfast/ Thanks to Ado for sending me this link…all the way from Ireland, he sends me a videoclip that is mesmerizing… a couple having breakfast outdoors with 8-20 deer joining […]

Iolana at Seven By Stevo Price August 2007   Intelligent eyes Open heart Loving and wise Always contemplating what needs contemplation Never afraid to seek what’s true and wise Abstract […]

Board votes to spare Texas man set to die tonight http://chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5095416.html Aug. 30, 2007, 11:03AM By MICHAEL GRACZYK Associated Press HUNTSVILLE — The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles voted […]

— SAVE KENNETH FOSTER ! — The final push is on to save Kenneth Foster, Jr. from execution on Thursday. The Save Kenneth Foster Campaign — a coalition of activists […]

I went to a Heartfelt Conversation this morning at the home of the wondrous Mike and Ginger. This is a gathering of folks from around the world who are of […]

Keep your eyes peeled…big things are heading your way… I will post more when I have it all in stone…This will rock and it is gonna roll, my friends! Love, […]

Dear Parks Board Members, PLEASE DO NOT approve any variances for the 222/300 Riverside project. I love Austin. I live in Austin. I am bringing up my children in Austin. […]

Reading “The Muslim World” by Colin Turner, Sutton Pocket Histories. Verrrry interesting. About to walk up to school with Lucky Dog to see how Lily and io’s first day back […]

Sara, This is a bit belated, but heartfelt, nonetheless! Thanks for a fabulous concert Thursday before last. Everyone really enjoyed it- I think our Senior citizens enjoyed it at least […]

We went as a family (and with one of our smallest members–our dog) to Kansas to visit dear Robin on her 20 acre arboretum, with the river running through it, […]

Did I play at Mobile Loaves and Fishes gig last Friday? And wasn’t St. Martin’s Lutheran Church simply gorgeous? Yes, to both of those questions, but what about the Ovation? […]

I was recently introduced to Lucy Mashua, a woman from Kenya, by my friend, J Kendel, when I went to perform at the Women’s International Peace Conference in Dallas. I […]

In this morning’s newspaper, Eileen Flynn has the full article on Sara Hickman. Here’s a link: http://www.statesman.com/life/content/life/stories/faith/08/04/0804flynn.html Eileen had posted a portion of it in her blog earlier in the […]

I was thinking this morning, “What if I did an entire blog of questions?” Could I do it, I wondered? What would I say? Could I think of enough questions? […]

…started out with my finishing the Harry Potter book at 6:25 a.m, then went for a long 3 mile walk with jen, my dear friend….lucky, our dog, went too and […]

I’m not sure how killing anyone ever solves anything…for anyone. No matter who is being murdered, or who is being put to death, there are grieving family members, there are […]

Hi All As most of you know, I support a group that works with the children of Romania, Tanner Romanian Mission. They have taken in and adopted some of Romania’s […]

Here is my new song, “Later Than You Think” that I wrote that Sunday morning in Okemah, Oklahoma during the Woody Guthrie Festival…. Later Than You Think By Sara Hickman […]

walked with the girls up to 7-11 and got Squishees the rain keeps falling down and has come into our house…again… practiced the last two days with five teens for […]

In 1990, I was signed to Elektra Records by a man who loves music very, very much. My A & R (artist & repetoire) man was Howard Thompson, who also […]

Thanks to Jeff Veazy, who placed me in the conference, I was on the bill with Jody Williams, a Nobel Peace Prize winner who speaks out against land mines, and […]

Hi, All I got this in my email, and wanted to share it with anyone who might be interested in helping out…. Sara To Whom It May Concern, My name […]

Kerrville’s Folk Festival grounds were not covered in tents, and people, nor the scent of patchouli and the late night twang of guitars. There were wide open grassy pastures, and […]