Changes In Life
Becoming the woman you were meant to be
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Submit your stories to an upcoming anthology.
Pat LaPointe, editor, along with Marlene Samuels have begun accepting essays for an upcoming anthology: "Anthology: Relational Aggression in Females"
Seeking essays from women of all ages, races, and sexual orientations who have experienced bullying during their developmental years from other girls or who have been victims in their adulthood of aggressive, demeaning, or disempowering behavior from other women. The ideal essay will include observations about the emotional impact such experiences have had. Word limit: 1000. You can submit your essay the same way you submit your essays to the newsletter. Click on the link to submit. Put
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What it was, What it Is
By: Pat LaPointe, 06/12/2019
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As I scan the walls and shelves in my house there are so many objects, mementos of a past life that bring back many memories: Baby pictures of now nearly grown grandchildren; pictures of my daughters’ weddings, my wedding and my parent’s wedding. These are always bittersweet moments. I’ve often written about each of those I see in the pictures.
What brings back memories for you? Is it an item, a memento? A picture of a place you’ve visited? A celebration or gathering with those close to you? Have you shared your feelings about these things with others in your life? Or perhaps you’ve written about them in a journal.
You may think that these mementos, these memories are only of value to you. But our contributor, Diana Raab shows how that might not be the case.
In her essay: “Meaningful Mementos from Loved Ones” Diana Raab, Ph.D. shares how finding one object led to many memories.
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