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A Questionable Identity – Part 1
I am an artist — at least I was; I have pictures to prove it. But I haven’t felt like an artist for a while now. The shelves in my disheveled and vacant studio are empty — I haven’t worked … Continue reading
A Questionable Identity – Part 2
It was hard work and very stressful, but at first I loved the challenge of court reporting, working in a different place every day as a free-lance deposition reporter. It even paid well. But court reporting is not a creative … Continue reading
A Questionable Identity – Part 5
I lived for a couple of years in cold, dark numbness. Then, as gradually as it had come in, the depression began to seep away. We moved and bought a house, and I was able to work on fixing it … Continue reading
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Tagged artist, creative fire, depression, identity, menopause, mental fog
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