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Once Upon a Time in the Northwest
When I was a child I became aware my father had lived another life before me and my siblings. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dreams, Journaling, Sandy's Memoirs, West of Wenatchee
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Betsy Waits in the Green Room
When I am most at deep play, absorbed in the world of a story I am telling to myself, Betsy is with me as she has always been, Continue reading
Posted in Journaling, Myth of Me, Sandy's Memoirs, West of Wenatchee
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How would you get to school and back each day?
Dec. 21st, 2010 Myth of Me Question #21: How would you get to school and back each day? I spent ten years of my life riding Bus #15 to school and back. Our bus stop was the furthest out on … Continue reading
Posted in Journaling, Myth of Me, Sandy's Memoirs, West of Wenatchee
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From Clay I Came, and to Clay I Shall Return
From the top of the hill, I have tried to remove the gossamer crazy quilt of memory and see the landscape for what it is. I want to see it as ordinary, to strip myself of sentimentality and see clearly at last. Continue reading
Posted in Myth of Me, Sandy's Memoirs, West of Wenatchee
Tagged clay bank, Eastern Washington, Memories, Wenatchee
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Dreaming My Father's Nightmares
I didn’t know it then, but they were two purple hearts, a bronze star, a sharpshooter’s medal, various foreign coins, and a small, brass-studded German language Bible. Continue reading
Posted in Dreams, Sandy's Memoirs, West of Wenatchee
Tagged bronze star, dreams, Lake Stickney, nightmares, purple hearts, Warren Brown, WW II
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Thinking About Starting Over: “Why do you come, yellow bird?”
I am following this dusky path of my dream… Continue reading
Posted in innovation, Sandy's Memoirs
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Crocker and Brownie (In Memorium for Eric Crocker Aug. 13, 1940—Aug. 21, 2010)
Memoir essay about a 1980s love affair between two EDL intentional communitarians, Eric Crocker and Sandy Brown. Continue reading