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Tag Archives: Ralph Waldo Emerson
New Column: “Find time for a family pilgrimage”
Forgot to post the link yesterday to my newest column in The Greenville News. This one’s about the idea of a family pilgrimage, summer road trips, literature and history. I hope you enjoy! Read it here.
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Tagged Civil War, family pilgrimage, Gettysburg, Gettysburg Address, Henry David Thoreau, history, journalist, Katherine Scott Crawford, literary pilgrimage, literature, Louisa May Alcott, motherhood, Nathaniel Hawthorne, newspaper column, parenting, pennsylvania, pilgrimage, Ralph Waldo Emerson, research, Robert Frost, Salem, summer road trip, The Greenville News, The Scarlet Letter, traveling with kids, writing
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Literary Pilgrimage, Day 2: Orchard House, Dickinson Museum, Mt. Holyoke
Whew. Let me say that again. Whew. I am home, finally, after an almost three-week trip up to New England and back again. In that time I took a two-day novel research trip to Massachusetts, attended my last residency as … Continue reading
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Tagged 18th century, Amherst, Concord, Connie May Fowler, Deerfield, Dickinson Museum, Emily Dickinson, Hadley, hiking Mt. Holyoke, Historic Deerfield, Katherine Scott Crawford, King Philip's War, literary pilgrimage, Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, Massachusetts, MFA in Writing, Mount Holyoke College, Mt. Holyoke, New England, novel research, Orchard House, Ralph Waldo Emerson, rental car, road trip, The Evergreens, VCFA, Vermont College of Fine Arts
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Show & Tell Friday: Fall Festivities & Quotes to Ponder On
I still look like I did last week. But I’m powering through. Some good stuff to share on this cold October weekend: 1.) Halloweenfest & Osktoberfest in Transylvania County I live in Transylvania County, North Carolina, and if you haven’t … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, Bell Bridge Books, BelleBooks, creativity, Fall, family, inspiration, Katherine Scott Crawford, life, motherhood, mountains, NC, writing
Tagged Autumn, bluegrass, Brevard, brewery, Buddha, Confucius, Fall, Halloweenfest, John Le Carre, live music, Mountain Music Mash, NC, Oskar Blues, Osktoberfest, Pisgah Forest, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Stingy Jack's Pumpkin Patch, Transylvania County, WNC
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Show & Tell Friday: the Feels Like Fall Edition
It was 57 degrees is my mountains this morning. (Yes, I like to think they’re mine.) The whole family put on sweaters, even if only for a little while. There is a distinct chill in the air that whispers of … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, Bell Bridge Books, BelleBooks, Fall, family, Katherine Scott Crawford, motherhood, multi-tasking, quotes, writer and mother
Tagged Brent Musburger, Clemson, end of summer, Katherine Scott Crawford, most exciting 25 seconds in college football, NCAA football, quotes, Ralph Waldo Emerson, running down the hill, Scarlett O'Hara, teething baby, tomato pie
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