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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post The Bully And A White Knight | Memoir 1 year, 4 months ago · View
What a great story and hurray for Uncle David. He showed his true colors there.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Thanks Kim and Welcome Mandee | Memoirs 1 year, 5 months ago · View
Thanks, Alex, it was fun and I learned a lot. But I’m really looking forward to Mandee’s prompts!
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kimmanleyort wrote a new blog post: Memoir Prompt – Religion 1 year, 5 months ago · View
1416535039 Should we or shouldn’t we? Talk about religion, that is. Lately, I have heard so many stories about childhood memories around religion, many not very favorable. Mainly, I think, it’s the unfavorable ones that have a profound effect on us. Tell us about a memory you have that has to do with religion – positive [...] -
kimmanleyort wrote a new blog post: In Search of My Grandfather’s Grapes 1 year, 5 months ago · View
I have a real longing for my grandfather’s grapes. When I was little, we would go out in the vineyards on my great-grandparent’s property and pick grapes. Many a grape would go into our mouths before reaching the kitchen, and I can still taste the sticky goodness. My teeth would break through the thick outer [...] -
kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Blackberry Dumplings in Helltown 1 year, 5 months ago · View
mmmmm, I can just taste those wild blueberry biscuits.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Memoir Prompt – Cooking 1 year, 6 months ago · View
This prompt will continue through Thanksgiving Week. Maybe it’ll bring up those recipe memories.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Sexy Stuffed Bread | Food Memoir 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Ahhh, this bread looks so delicious. And the joy you get from making it and sharing it comes through loud and clear. After many years of cooking, I don’t think I’ve gotten to the point of finding it sensuous, sexy, and hot but I do find it very sexy when my husband is doing the [...]
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kimmanleyort posted a new activity comment: 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Karen, I found your entry but it wasn’t being listed on the front page. I added your name and memoir so it would show up. Are you okay with that?
In reply to - karen wrote a new blog post: Lessons That Hide My brother had a party for his seventh birthday. His idea of celebration was to run and hide. I joined forces with his classmates , two years my senior, to try and chase him down. With my own classmates, I would not have been so bold. Newly five, I [...] · View -
kimmanleyort wrote a new blog post: Memoir Prompt – Cooking 1 year, 6 months ago · View
The memoir prompt for this week has to do with cooking and you have two options to choose from.
When did you taste your favorite fruit for the first time? If you don’t remember, imagine it. Goldberg says that imagining often leads to the real deal. Also, it might not be the first time it entered [...]
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post A Dream Fulfilled 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Wow, what a story, Rich. If only Miss Eye-O could know what she started. And sometimes we need someone else to remind us of our dreams.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post The Horror of It All 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Grief and horror are closer than we realize. Beautifully expressed, Rich.
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kimmanleyort wrote a new blog post: Choosing Different 1 year, 6 months ago · View
For Memoir Prompt: Feeling Different – This prompt extended another week. Being as quiet as I was growing up, there were many, many instances where I felt left out or like I didn’t fit in. Fortunately, I always had a few close friends and family that I could count on for feeling loved and understood. For [...] -
kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Memoir Prompt – Feeling Different 1 year, 6 months ago · View
It sounds like some people might be still brewing some ideas for this prompt, so I’m going to keep it featured for another week. I may be almost ready to write something myself.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Lessons From Dad | Memoirs 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Out of all the lessons a father could teach, I think that compassion and not doing things half way are just about the best. You are a lucky man, Alex, and kudos to you for being an apt pupil. But your visual of dancing with your skeletons will stay with me forever. You are a [...]
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kimmanleyort wrote a new blog post: Memoir Prompt – Feeling Different 1 year, 6 months ago · View
1416535039What about those little (or sometimes big) hurts from childhood? We’ve all had them. There is a lot about bullying in the news these days. Whether we were bullied or not, I know that everyone has times when they felt different or like they just didn’t fit in. Or maybe great times when you really [...] -
kimmanleyort commented on the blog post Letter to an Unnamed Teacher 1 year, 6 months ago · View
We don’t always realize, do we, the impact we have on others. That really came across to me in this piece, Karen. And, like Bev, it made me really curious and wanting to know more.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post The Reunion 1 year, 6 months ago · View
A new life is right. You’ve captured the moment, Rich.
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kimmanleyort commented on the blog post An Angel Down | We Miss You 1 year, 6 months ago · View
I have shivers.
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kimmanleyort wrote a new blog post: Memoir Prompt – True Teachers 1 year, 6 months ago · View
Natalie Goldberg, in “Old Friend from Far Away,” writes about Allen Ginsberg. Many people don’t know who he is, and those who do remember him think only of his sexual or drug-related adventures. However, Goldberg says that Ginsberg was one of her most important teachers. 1416535039At age 28, she studied with him at the Jack Kerouac School [...] -
kimmanleyort commented on the blog post First L*O*V*E 1 year, 7 months ago · View
Yay, Bev!
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