Words to the Rescue
Nadège Lejeune, PhDA weekly post featuring wonderful quotes, translations, book recommendations, and a writing challenge, put together with kindness and love.
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Celebrate, Celebrate, Celebrate! (late is better than never!)
Exactly two years ago as I write these words (it’s currently May 19th), I defended my dissertation. Seven years of research, all to be subsumed into two short hours. Seven years of committing to a project, slowly chipping away at it, all to...
We Are Like Every Other Parent
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We are like every other parent
We say:
How did this happen
As we mark their height
Up on the wall,
Small bodies squirming,
Number...
Words to the Rescue #11: The Ins and Outs of Belonging
About Words to the Rescue: I write this weekly post in the hopes that it can soften our rage, keep us rooted in kindness and hope, and help our souls survive the orange elephant in the room. I use it to remind myself, and you, of the beauty...
Your Inner Critic Needs Some Love
If you are reading this, chances are you are a writer. If you are a writer, chances are you are overly familiar with our common best friends, Procrastination and Perfectionism.
Procrastination and perfectionism are the typical bookends of...
Words to the Rescue #10: Semantics of Solitude
About Words to the Rescue: I write this weekly post in the hopes that it can soften our rage, keep us rooted in kindness and hope, and help our souls survive the orange elephant in the room. I use it to remind myself, and you, of the beauty...
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Bookworm and word nerd, mom, teacher and learner, forever in love with the beautiful and poetic, doctor in Comparative Literature
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