Sherry Hanck's Messy Mind Messages
SherryThis is a place of refuge for my messy mind, a playground for thoughts that need to jump, swing, run, and play.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | sherryhanck.substack.com |
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A Carrot by Any Other Name
I was recently visiting a state where being vegan is more challenging. I’ve become okay with the limited options, but it doesn’t seem to be a big deal to have ONE item on the menu I can eat! If you’re going to make something vegetarian, why...
OH, for the love of change!
Lately, I’ve been in a place of introspection, looking at the differences between projection and reflection as they relate to understanding Self (more on that later). A story is made up of chapters that progress toward a message or some nug...
First Ink @55
When I was in graduate school getting my master’s degree in media studies at the New School in NYC, I wrote a paper called The Integration of Information. In it I talked about my teenage years, when I proudly wore peace signs, doves, and co...
On Being a Fangirl
When I was little, I got my first nick name on the Auto Train to Florida. My idol of the time was Bat Girl. I loved the show Batman & Robin (which first aired in 1966, two years before I was born), but when I saw Yvonne Craig’s name and the...
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My story includes a stage, blank page, mat, cushion, and microphone. I am none of those things (actor, writer, yogi, meditator, podcaster) and I am all of them. I co-host a podcast called, Anecdotal Anatomy, which also offers mindful-based programs.
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