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Monthly Archives: April 2016
School Garden Kids
April 29th 2016 Since as a mother it’s my #1 aim to cultivate the legacy of a *relationship* between my son and daughter, I collect evidence they get along like nuggets of gold. So I enjoyed spying on them … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, education, family, food, Friendship, health, love, nature, parenthood, school, Uncategorized
Tagged Cambridge, chives, City Sprouts, evidence they get along, school garden, sibling harmony, Tobin Montessori, urban garden
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Portland Mini-Vacay Getaway
April 20-22nd 2016 After my gig north of Boston on Wednesday, I met my family at the local train station as they had brilliantly commuted there so as to begin our “Vacay” sooner than later. Bam. In less than two … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, family, parenthood
Tagged Central Provisions, Lucy Mystic, Maine, Old Orchard Beach, Portland
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Another Way to Say It
Friday, April 22nd 2016 At Rise: The Oberhauser Four are pulling into the seaside town of Old Orchard Beach, ME. The literate-minded soon-to-be 8 year-old Boy is snickering at the name of an ice cream n’ candy store, “Dickenson’s.” Gavin: … Continue reading
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It’s a Attitude
Wednesday, April 20th 2016 On the road to Maine for a quick little family getaway -or “Vacay!” as ClaraJane calls it- she announces the imperative proclamation of any child in her predicament; “I’m BORED.” “OK darling,” I say, being one … Continue reading
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Going Mad
Wednesday, April 20th 2016 So disappointed at the New York primary elections this morning, where Hillary Clinton *SUPPOSEDLY* “won” New York by a lot, defying predicted indices and reeking of corruption and typical Clinton manipulation. Explaining the state of … Continue reading
Writer’s Block by Marie-Emanuelle Hartness
Saturday, April 16th 2016 Marie Emanuelle-Hartness is a talented film maker and I was honored to perform in her latest film, Writer’s Block, and then to finally screen it at the 2016 Boston International Film Festival. Here is the trailer: … Continue reading
Spring Tea with ClaraJane 2016
Friday, April 15th 2016 No matter the weather, you know it’s Spring at Tobin Montessori when Children’s House students are hosting SPRING TEA. For the second year in a row, *I* am ClaraJane’s chosen “guest.” The tables are set, cookies … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, domestic life, education, family, food, love, parenthood, school
Tagged ClaraJane, Ms. Mayya, Pingitores, Room 283, Spring, Spring Tea, Tobin Montessori, Victor
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Curriculum Morning
Tuesday, April 12th 2016 Today parents were invited into the classrooms of our students at Tobin Montessori. In Room 283 ClaraJane and her fellow pre-K friend Afomia revisit their favorite Math work, “The Snake Game.” Meanwhile in room 290 … Continue reading