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Isolation 2
When I was a boy I could easily spend hours in my bedroom by myself, playing games with my toy cars. I wouldn’t race them on orange tracks with loop de loops or push them across the floor as fast … Continue reading →
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Tagged alone, ambulance, boy, bus, change, child, connection, depression, domestic violence, dump truck, dying, family, Firat, friends, games, Hot Wheels, hug, human, introvert, isolation, lonely, love, lovers, Matchbox cars, Mercedes, nature, people, pickup truck, police car, public speaking, recession, safer-at-home, shy, small talk, social constructs, social contact, social distancing, social settings, socially awkward, society, stories, suffering, taxi, theater, touch, town, toy cars, uncertainty, witnessing, writer
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Without Memories
There was one recurring dream that I had when I was a child. I would be standing just outside the side door of our house where there were a number of steps leading up the hill to the door. Looking down … Continue reading →
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Tagged army, Chuck Harty, dad, die, dream, father, forever young, heart attack, Heaven, love, memories, mortality, mother, photographs, Savanna Army Depot, single-parent household, sister, soldiers, stories
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After Creation
Writing, or any kind of creative action, can be hell sometimes, and it can even be worse after the creative act is completed and out into the world. Sometimes people think of writers, actors, or other artists as living glamorous lives. … Continue reading →
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Tagged actors, Amazon, art, articles, artists, books, Central Time, child sex abuse, creation, critics, Empty Playground: A Survivor's Story, Goodreads, Isthmus, J. K. Rowling, Madison, marketing, media, movie deals, musicians, painters, poems, royalties, sales, sex assault, Stephen King, stories, survivors, targeted marketing, theater, vulnerability, Wisconsin Public Radio, writers, writing
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Proud
Proud Theater truly is an annual demonstration of “art, heart, and activism”, a phrase used by founder Sol Kelley-Jones to describe what this unique theater group is all about. As one of the fortunate people to be an adult mentor … Continue reading →
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Tagged activism, kids, LGBT, Proud Theater, queer, social change, Sol Kelley-Jones, stories, theater, youth
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A Single Bluebird 