What am I doing here?
holly gilmanFor over 20 years, I have taught all kinds of writing to all kinds of students. My own writing has revolved around academic stuff, so now I am wondering if I know how to put words into sentences, paragraphs, pages that are worth reading. Whatever:).
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Write about how your family viewed education and how that impacted your relationship with it.
So back in the very first chapter that describes my first neighborhood, I wrote a lot about my first experiences with education at Seth Paine Elementary School. “Disappointing” would be one adjective to describe those experiences; ano...
Prompted Memoir #9: ponder a time in your life where you no longer recognized yourself...a moment you felt dislocated by grief.
I am sitting on the bench just outside the dojo, putting on my shoes and arguing with him about what, I do not remember, but I have most likely done something egregiously wrong like left the milk out or stood too closely to another guy or s...
Prompt 8 of Megan Febuary's "The Prompted Memoir": How did you grow up learning to deal with sadness?
My mom’s Auntie Re (her dad’s sister, Marie, so my great aunt) died when I was six. Because my mom’s relationship with her own mother was so apparently awful to anyone who was looking, Auntie Re took special interest in and care of her niec...
Prompt 7 of The Prompted Memoir: Before there was loss, there was..
Before there was loss, grief, and heartache, there was music. There was a world of words, there was a pair of black, shiny shoes and a ruffly little hat that tied under my chin on Easter morning. This story is not about those things.
There...
Prompt 6 of The Prompted Memoir: Write about a scene at the dinner table that impacted you.
When my mom was a kid, she was the second-oldest out of five. My Aunt Jane was the big sister, then my mom, followed by Aunt Sally, Aunt Helen (my kind of namesake), and finally Uncle Jimmy. He was born with Down syndrome, and was eventual...
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