Tag: mother
You Can Go Home Again–A Mini-Memoir
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, likes to call itself the Garden Spot of the World. If you travel to Lancaster in the springtime, you understand. The greens penetrate deeper than the human eye can see, and the earth, well, it’s as soft and receptive as any coquette and more fertile than a hutch full of rabbits.
I love [...]
Posted: April 13th, 2009 under Personal Reflections.
Tags: home, Lancaster County, mother, voice
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My Stroke of Insight: A Spiritual Memoir
I will cut to the chase on the last night of the year 2008. I loved this book. I read it nearly in one sitting, fascinated by the straightforward telling of an incredible story. Jill Bolte Taylor, a brain scientist working at the Brain Bank at Harvard University, woke up one morning with a headache [...]
Posted: December 31st, 2008 under My Reviews, Spiritual Memoir.
Tags: insight, Jill Bolte Taylor, left brain, mother, right brain, Spiritual Memoir, stroke
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Contests and Memoir
I have always enjoyed biography, autobiography, and the personal essay, but my study of memoir as a subject is only two years old. It started when I saw a 2007 literary contest announcement in the local newspaper, The Kalamazoo Gazette. The three categories were poetry, short story and memoir. That choice was easy, since my [...]
Posted: October 12th, 2008 under Personal Reflections.
Tags: contests, Kalamazoo Gazette, memoir, mother, wisdom
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