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The Drew Epiphany: Year in Review
Oh, beloveds. Today is the first time I went out in the glades last year with Cristina, the day I saw the explosion of white ibis from the mangroves sailing up into the blue Everglades sky from my first airboat … Continue reading
Fear
I can tell you the exact moment I knew I wanted to be a writer. I was in 11th grade, in Mrs. Helen Nicholson’s American Literature class, and she was demonstrating different techniques of writing by contrasting Ernest Hemingway paragraphs … Continue reading
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Tagged alcoholism, fear, God, intuition, life's journey, Love, meaning of life, Rocky Mount Senior High School, sobriety, spiritual journey, unc-chapel hill, women writers, writing
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Osceola and the End of the Story
One of my favorite stories so far that I’ve learned while reading Michael Grundwald’s exceptional compendium of South Florida, The Swamp: The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise–required reading for my new job–is about the Creek-born but Seminole-bred Osceola. … Continue reading
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Tagged endings, florida, florida history, God, native americans, sobriety, spirituality, women adventurers
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