Cherry Blossom Memories
You have a story to tellLinda Austin
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Moonbridge Lifewriting & Memoir
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Category Archives: sharing
Family Recipes and Sharing Food
I fixed a variation of “Friendship Stew” the other day for a friend, to encourage her to eat. She’s thin as it is and now struggling with a serious health issue. This “stew” is like a meat and vegetable soup, … Continue reading
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Sympathy vs Empathy and the importance of memoir
Recently a well-known public figure, to many, at least, was assassinated in a public forum, horrifying onlookers including his family and the audience that included children. Controversial quotes from him are all over the internet, including his belittling of empathy … Continue reading
What’s Your Story?
Last Sunday I visited Crosswinds Church, a young upstart in Plainfield, IL, led by a nuclear engineer and a juggler/entertainer (my brother-in-law: you can imagine the magical children’s sermons he does). Pastor John (the engineer) spoke about ways to pass … Continue reading
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