GLASS HALF FULL
Francesca RussellDiary of a photographer & public school PR rep. Musings about creativity, motherhood, suburbia, mid-life and the art of paying attention. Always looking for the silver lining.
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Closer to fine.
It’s disorienting when your life suddenly makes a U-turn. I feel I’ve just emerged from the subway, and I can’t tell which direction is east and which is west. Right now, my kids are my anchor. I’m holding steady with them, here in this hou...
Finally - a film camera that hasn't broken my heart!
I’ve written before about my love-hate relationship with film. I love how it looks; I hate how unpredictable it is. In the past few years I’ve been through a series of cameras that have let me down by breaking or malfunctioning, and I’ve th...
A Pretty Perfect Spring Break
It’s Sunday afternoon and spring break is winding down… I’m savoring the last few hours of downtime before everyone is back to school tomorrow. The weather has finally turned and I’m absolutely loving the bright blue skies and sun we’ve had...
Postcards from Cape May
Hello from Cape May, New Jersey, where my kids, the dog and I are spending a long Easter weekend. It’s been pretty perfect (aside from some bickering between my kids, but that’s par for the course!) No long written post from me this week as...
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Photographer, creative, public school PR rep, former Broadway stage manager, mother, Gen-X, restless suburbanite. UK->CA->NY.
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