Learning
Just the Icing on the Cake, Part Two
Roberta McReynolds writes, "I felt the premature thrill of success; a moment later the sculpted
flower slid off my fingers on its little wax paper toboggan, smashing upside
down on the floor. I don’t recall what I uttered, but it wasn’t anythin… more »
To Write a Paragraph
Joan Cannon writes, It was a small, special class of senior boys with an
assortment of various handicaps, none physical, taking place at the end of a
school year. I seriously questioned what in the world I was doing there more »
Just Icing on the Cake, Part One
Roberta McReynolds takes us on another of her adventures,
"I allowed the cake to cool and readied myself for the process of
turning my cake into two even layers. It seemed that the cake didn’t
understand its role. The pieces falling off the sides… more »
Last in Line
Adrienne Cannon writes, "I look around during rehearsals and classes and don’t see many of my age who are as persistent or energetic in trying to perfect their skill. I feel successful in many of the things I do, in spite of not being the best perfo… more »
