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Why the Women’s Marches Were So Important
My daughter and I decided to go to the Women’s March in D.C. almost as soon as we learned of its existence. But just a day or two later, I found out that plans for the event weren’t going smoothly. … Continue reading
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March If You Want To. Wear What You Like.
C’mon, people. Haven’t we had enough division already? So please, if you’re concerned about Trump and his attitudes toward women and women’s rights, stop saying divisive, disparaging things about the Women’s March on Washington. I understand that the March got … Continue reading
Music Tuesday! Guest Post by Julie M. Casey–Vintage Jazz and Blues: A New Orleans Treasure
Dear readers, Music Tuesday has been on vacation for a while, but it’s back this week with a terrific piece by American writer and poet Julie M. Casey. You can learn more about Julie in her bio below, but first, … Continue reading
Posted in #musictuesday, guest blog, guest post, Julie M. Casey, live music, music, music tuesday, Uncategorized
Tagged B. B. King, Bessie Smith, Big Joe Turner, Big Mama Thornton, Billie Holiday, blues, Buddy Guy, Etta James, French Quarter, jazz, Julie M. Casey, Louis Armstrong, Louisiana, music, music tuesday, New Orleans, Otis Rush, vintage jazz
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Why I’m Going to the Women’s March on Washington
As a lifetime Democrat and person with strong liberal beliefs, I felt deep despair when Trump won the 2016 election. It was shocking for all the obvious reasons, but also because under the Obama administration, I’d gotten quite complacent. I … Continue reading
Posted in events, family, getting involved, life events, life experiences, parenting, politics, Uncategorized, women, Women's March on Washington
Tagged America, getting involved, homophobia, Jews, LGBTQ, minorities, Muslims, politics, racism, Trump, women, Women's March on Washington, xenophobia
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Anxiety Attacks: The Road to Coping Strategies: Guest Post by Joan Jessup
Wow, another week has flown by and it’s time for yet another great guest post by a Gravity Imprint author. This week, I’m very excited to introduce you to Joan Jessup, who has just published the memoir Bipolar Goggles. There’s more … Continue reading
Domestic Violence Destroyed my Body Image (and Caused an Eating Disorder): Guest Post by Lindsay Fischer
Welcome to another amazing guest post in the Gravity Imprint Blog Swap. Today, our guest is the wonderful and inspirational Lindsay Fischer. There’s more info about Lindsay, her work, and her book below, but first, here’s a post she’s shared … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, body image, eating disorders, guest blog, guest post, health, life experiences, movie, Uncategorized, weight
Tagged abuse, BDD, body image, body issues, domestic abuse, eating disorders, self love, self-esteem, support, weight
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The Art Of Self Acceptance
? Talking about our self-worth can be one of the toughest conversations we can have. Have you ever been asked to list your strengths, talents, and virtues without thinking about your accomplishments and level of intelligence? Would you be able to…
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Throwback Writing with Scarlet Darkwood
Today marks the third installation in the Throwback Writing series. Throwback writing is stuff written in a younger, more innocent time. Just as we might look at a photo of an adult friend as a child and recognize certain features, so we … Continue reading
The Return of Music Tuesday with Cathy L. Mason
Readers, I’m thrilled to bring back the popular Music Tuesday blog series with a wonderful author I’ve recently met. Her name is Cathy L. Mason, and this is a beautiful and sad story about how music influenced her relationship with … Continue reading
Posted in #musictuesday, aging, art, family, memories, music, Uncategorized
Tagged alzheimers, aphasia, cathy l. mason, daughters, mothers, mothers and daughters, music, music tuesday, parents
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Throwback Writing: New Blog Series, Submissions Welcome
Last week, I went hunting through my attic for Davie Bowie memorabilia. I was writing an essay on Bowie–one of my favorite musicians of all time–and wanted to add some pictures. Well, I did find a few things, and you … Continue reading
Posted in aging, art, growing older, guest post, life, memories, poem, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged 80s, alembic, alembic literary magazine, attic, david bowie, eighties, Mary Jo Rowen, old poems, old poetry, party girl, providence college, throwback, throwback writing, writing
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