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All articles filed in Childhood

An Invitation to Play with Rocks

By: redtentwomen September 10, 2015September 9, 2015
Art, TravelChildhood, jewlery making, Remembering, Rock collecting, Valerie Avery6 Comments on An Invitation to Play with Rocks

The water was warm for Lake Superior and felt good on our feet.

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Art, TravelChildhood, jewlery making, Remembering, Rock collecting, Valerie Avery6 Comments on An Invitation to Play with Rocks

Shadow Friends.

By: redtentwomen September 3, 2015August 30, 2015
Day to DayChildhood, Friendship, Madeline Bialecki, owning your story, Therapy7 Comments on Shadow Friends.

One of my earliest memories is an incident that happened when I was four years old.

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Day to DayChildhood, Friendship, Madeline Bialecki, owning your story, Therapy7 Comments on Shadow Friends.

You Can Go Home

By: redtentwomen July 13, 2015August 1, 2015
Intentional LivingBecky Allender, Childhood, Growing Up, High School, Nostalgia, Reunion34 Comments on You Can Go Home

Thomas Wolfe wrote a novel entitled: You Can’t Go Home Again. Indeed, you can. It was our 45th high school reunion and, as usual, I had to encourage my husband to go.

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Intentional LivingBecky Allender, Childhood, Growing Up, High School, Nostalgia, Reunion34 Comments on You Can Go Home

What I’ve learned about dinnertime.

By: redtentwomen September 12, 2014August 24, 2015
Day to Day, Intentional Livingadulthood, belonging, Change, Childhood, Community, dinnertime, Health, Katy Johnson, Kindness6 Comments on What I’ve learned about dinnertime.

One time, I started a food fight.

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Day to Day, Intentional Livingadulthood, belonging, Change, Childhood, Community, dinnertime, Health, Katy Johnson, Kindness6 Comments on What I’ve learned about dinnertime.

Games People Play

By: redtentwomen June 9, 2014August 25, 2015
Day to DayBad Patterns, Childhood, Facebook, Fear of Failure, Joy, Play, Robyn Whitaker5 Comments on Games People Play

Okay, I confess.  Lately I’ve been spending way too much time on Facebook.

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Day to DayBad Patterns, Childhood, Facebook, Fear of Failure, Joy, Play, Robyn Whitaker5 Comments on Games People Play
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In Safe Hands

By: redtentwomen March 20, 2014September 14, 2015
ArtCharles Schreyvogel, Childhood, Jill Dyer, Rescue, Safety2 Comments on In Safe Hands

I see a little girl, arms held tight around a strong neck.

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ArtCharles Schreyvogel, Childhood, Jill Dyer, Rescue, Safety2 Comments on In Safe Hands
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Restless

By: redtentwomen March 17, 2014September 14, 2015
Day to DayAdventure, Childhood, God, Robyn Whitaker, Self Acceptance8 Comments on Restless

It has been said that I was a little girl on-the-go. 

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Day to DayAdventure, Childhood, God, Robyn Whitaker, Self Acceptance8 Comments on Restless

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