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Tag Archives: motherhood
The Neglected Slice
“I love you. You’re my breathing castle. Gentle, so gentle, We’ll live forever.” -Richard Brautigan I teach students how to write artist statements. I teach (TRY to teach) them how important voice is in writing, especially when writing to colleges who … Continue reading
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Tagged anne lamott, AnneLamott, breathingcastle, cherrypie, education, Hostess, love, momblog, motherhood, NPR, parenthood, pie, richard brautigan, teaching, teaching art, teachingart, teachingvoice, voice, writers
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Dream a Little Dream of Me
Luke left home and I didn’t tell you. I left you hanging. I forgot, somehow, to mention that I cried all the way to the airport (tears triggered by this hug goodbye to Quinn): I cried so much when we … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, children, depression, dream, floralprint, flowers, goodbye, gunsandroses, illustration, kellyfrederickmizer, leaving home, love, motherhood, parenthood, prints, rainbows, siblings, somewhereovertherainbow, textiledesign, textiles
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Young Arts and My Covered Buttons
I was in fourth grade when my teacher, Sr. Joan, told me that the art of growing up meant learning to “cover your buttons.” She also told me that getting my period would mean that for the rest of my … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, art, artist, cover your buttons, disappointment, Festen, life lessons, losing, momblog, monolgue, motherhood, NFAA, painting, the art of losing, two minute monologue, Youngarts
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Good to You
“We were together. I forget the rest.” -Walt Whitman We have been in school for two months now and it feels like a year already. Two months without drawing or writing or baking. Two months of chasing in a city that … Continue reading
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Eddie, Me, and the One Time I Never Spoke Up
I was seven when my parents transferred me to a private, mixed age level school. Before that, I went to a neighborhood school. The first time I remember actually feeling empathy mixed with fear was in kindergarten, when our fat, … Continue reading
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