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Tag Archives: personal essay
How are we honoring the memories of those lost on September 11th, 2001?
Early this morning in my kitchen, I stood over the makings of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for my older daughter’s lunch, strawberry jelly dripping from my knife, and took a deep breath. My God, how much more American … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001, 9 11, 9/11, Americans, children, CNF, creative nonfiction, essay, honoring the memory, Katherine Scott Crawford, motherhood, never forget, newspaper columnist, oped, opinion, parenting, Patriot's Day, patriotism, personal essay, remembrance, September 11, September 11th, talking about September 11th with kids, United States of America, USA
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New column: “As fall approaches, find a path and make it yours”
Fall is coming. As we find ourselves busier than ever, I want us to do one thing: To find a path, a trail, a walk down the block, and make it ours. To study the small stuff. To pay attention. … Continue reading
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Tagged amwriting, Asheville Citizen-Times, Autumn, be curious, CNF, columnist, creative nonfiction, curiosity, environment, essay, essayist, Fall, hike, Katherine Scott Crawford, life, nature, newspaper column, notice, outside, parenting, path, pay attention, personal essay, small stuff, The Greenville News, trail, walk
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New column: “Solitude can be a gift in today’s busy world”
Cripes, I almost forgot to post my newspaper column today! It’s been a week of random fevers, manic hand-washing, and sickness prevention in my house. This morning I stood in front of my college students and couldn’t even remember what … Continue reading
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Tagged amwriting, artists, Asheville Citizen-Times, column, columnist, creative nonfiction, cross country skiing, essay, icicles, Johnson, Katherine Scott Crawford, newspaper, personal essay, quiet, silence, solitude, studio, The Greenville News, Vermont, Vermont Studio Center, winter, writers, writing
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New column: “Winter is a time to dream”
Winter is my favorite time to be a writer. As the winter landscape silvers and chills, my mind–and imagination–seem to open that much wider. So this, and more, in my newspaper column this week. To read, click here.
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Tagged Andrew Wyeth, Asheville Citizen-Times, cold, creative nonfiction, dreaming, essay, Greenville County Museum of Art, Katherine Scott Crawford, life, NC, outdoors, painting, parenting, peace, personal essay, quotations, SC, seasons, stillness, Terri Guillemets, The Greenville News, winter, winter landscape, WNC, writer, writers, writing
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New column: “My grown-up Christmas wish”
Preparations. I don’t know about y’all, but I am in the midst of them: preparing for the end of the college semester–which means grading papers and projects–and for Christmas, which involves everything you can imagine when you are a woman … Continue reading
New column: “Where were you on September 11th?”
Hi, friends. My column this week is both memory and reminder. Where were you on September 11, 2001? To read, click here.
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Tagged 2001, 9 11, Citizen-Times, column, columnist, creative nonfiction, essay, guest columnist, heroes, ISIS, Katherine Scott Crawford, memory, newspaper, patriotism, personal essay, reminder, September 11, September 11th, terrorism, The Asheville Citizen Times, The Greenville News, we will never forget, writing
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New column: “Here’s to the teachers, and here’s to us!”
By far, the bravest thing I do each year in late August is to watch my children walk away from me, and into school. So this week in my column in The Greenville News, I’m raising my glass, so to … Continue reading
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Tagged academics, Asheville Citizen-Times, bravery, columnist, courage, creative nonfiction, education, educators, Katherine Scott Crawford, kids, new school year, newspaper column, op ed, opinion, parenting, personal essay, teachers, teaching, The Greenville News, writer
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New column: “Soothing place”
Recently, I was lucky enough to spend a week at the beach with my family. Early one morning, my sister and I sat side by side in beach chairs, watching her toddler try her 18-month-old best to eat sand. The … Continue reading
