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Author Archives: first person productions
The Long Shadow of Shame
“…shame relates to self, guilt to others.” Joseph Burgo, Ph.D. in a 2013 issue of Psychology Today. The Red Hot Chili Peppers song Under the Bridge has a refrain that goes, “I don’t ever want to feel / like I … Continue reading
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Why Our Stories Matter
By Sarah White I pull a battered blue folder off my shelf. In marker, I have printed “FIRST MONDAY FIRST PERSON” on the cover. I open that battered blue folder and look for my notes from our August meeting, the … Continue reading
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How it is Now, Living Alone
By Sariah Daine Yes, there is a freedom that comes with living alone. I can come and go as I please, eat when and what I desire, sleep when I want, whether the dishes are done or not, use the … Continue reading
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My “Aha!” Moment
By Melodee Currier There are a variety of reasons people go to high school reunions. Some want to catch up with old friends they haven’t seen in years, some want to see and be seen, and some are looking for … Continue reading
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My Good Life Just Got Even Better
By Kaye Ketterer This particular Tuesday was no different than most. I took the bus into work and felt good about life as this was my last week of work. I had been planning for the last year and a … Continue reading
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James Birren: “Ask participants to draw a visual map of their spiritual journey”
This summer I’ve been teaching a Guided Autobiography class following the curriculum laid out by Dr. James Birren, as faithfully as a new bride in the kitchen with her first cookbook. This is the core curriculum that over the years … Continue reading
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Is It Strange that I Put Garam Masala in My Chocolate Cake?
By Kelly Sauvage Angel Is there any question that we literary sorts get a little, how shall we say, “balmy” after spending day upon day, week upon week and, bless our little hearts, year upon year, tapping away at our … Continue reading
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