Flower Child
Rosana Francescato, Sparky and FionaPerspectives of a Flower Child (generation between Boomers and Gen X) on culture, climate, commas, and life's persistent questions.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 203 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The Blessings of Liberty and Freedom
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Scroll down ⬇️ for a REPLAY of my recent story slam story!
You read that subtitle right: This is my 200th Flower Child post (I still...
These (Not Foolish) Things Remind Me of You
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Mary Grace Williams in the early 1990s; photo by Susan V2.
This day, which would have been your 65th birthday, reminds me of you. When you d...
My Favorite Drug
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A molecular diagram of my favorite drug. Image: Jynto, via Wikimedia Commons.
Despite my various ayahuasca journeys, my three MDMA th...
TV, or Not TV?
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Photo by Niklas König on Unsplash.
If you’ve been reading Flower Child for a while, you may have noticed references here and there to...
Dear Hiring Manager
A hermit crab essay is an essay that uses another form as its framework — such as a shopping list, a recipe, a customer complaint letter. That form serves as a shell for the essay, similar to the way hermit crabs adopt discarded shell...
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I've been called a hippie. I call myself a Flower Child — a member of the hidden generation between Boomers and Gen X.
Two cats living with @FlowerChild. Making her life better every day.
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