Every child and adult can create joy in their lives through writing! My experience with both adults and children (primarily 2nd-5th graders) has proven this to me. If you are an adult looking for a creative/fun outlet or help with workplace writing, I can create a personalized program for you to accomplish your goals. If you would you like your …
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Winter Break Creative Writing/Creativity Camp 2nd-5th graders Your child will expand their imagination, confidence and creativity. Walking Field trips! ACTIVE in-class exercises! Dress-up performances! Your child will discover a world of possibility for their expanding imaginations. Your child will discover their inner talent; and their confidence will grow exponentially! We will use the camp …
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Keep watching for lots of exciting new announcements here – and lots of recently published articles. And yes, if you noticed, I have changed my website to my blog to allow me to communicate with my peeps more often and more effectively. In the meantime, if you’re a coach, consultant or entrepreneur click on “How …
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How to dress for an internship in Washington, DC. Enjoy this Washington Post guest blog my twin sister, Lani Inlander, and I wrote together. She is a fashion stylist and owner of www.real-life-style.com.
Gloria Steinem, the NRA and Healthcare?! You’d better read my October column!
See my Rosh Hashanah personal essay for the On Faith blog, a joint project of Newsweek and www.washingtonpost.com. http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/guestvoices/2009/09/a_mothers_holiday_vow.html?referrer=emaillink And here’s the pdf… A New Mother’s Holiday Vow By Natasha Rosenstock In my single days I would attend multiple classes designed to help me figure out my character flaws and work to make myself a …
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I recently had the privilege of meeting Afghanistan’s Ryan Seacrest, Daoud Seddiqi, and watching the documentary, Afghan Star. Daoud is the host of the show on Tolo TV, an independent television station in Afghanistan. From 1996 to 2001 music was illegal in Afghanistan. Watching TV and dancing were illegal. You can imagine the death threats …
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Where does the time go? I can’t believe I haven’t posted in so long. I want to share my column from May about Whitney. Of course as soon as it was published we changed the location of the memorial event from the beach to Kristin and Andy’s house. However, I agree with Lani, we can’t …
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I dreamt that Whitney (see previous post) came back to hang out with us. “Us” being her old friends who miss her dearly. She said, “What did you expect? That I’d just leave you? Of course I wouldn’t do that.” In my dream she had her long blond dreads and was full faced with a …
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The good news is that I’ve been too busy writing articles to blog. I went to my first post-baby writers group and, as always, was inspired by the depth and talent of the women writers around me. They welcomed Avital to her first writer’s group with a cake that said, “Welcome Avital,” in her favorite …
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