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To My Inner Child

Posted on April 21, 2009 by 1sojournal

Dear Beth, I have been negligent. I forget that you are just a kid and need to be encouraged and supported. I take for granted that you will do your thing, explore your world, create beautiful things that sometimes … Continue reading →

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Expectations and Rose-Colored Realities

Posted on April 2, 2009 by 1sojournal

I watched David Cook on American Idol last night. My journal, this morning, is filled with my personal reactions to doing so. Not sure exactly what my expectations were in the moment, but I was once again, mesmerized, feeling … Continue reading →

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