I am the Editor of a book filled with the writings of the lives of 23 physically challenged fiber artists: Artful Alchemy: Physically Challenged Fiber Artists Creating, and another called Pumpkin, Pumpkin: Folklore, History, Planting Care, and Good Eating. I am also an advocate for anti-bullying of any age, any race or belief system. I say what I mean and mean what I say, and I have a huge heart for any child or adult with physical challenges of any kind; this includes those with developmental or emotional challenges. These challenges, after all, are not out-of-body challenges.
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Yes.. that question of how much of our light it is safe to reveal is a big one in our present world. We just have to be brave and withdraw it from our pocket and let it shine..when appropriate…then reserve a bit of privacy for ourselves as well.
Thank you for your good thoughts, Judy. Yes, we do always have to protect ourselves, and in this day, people do often use the most innocent things we might tell them against us, but at the same time, we have to be who we are and never hide that.
All in a Day's Breath 
Yes.. that question of how much of our light it is safe to reveal is a big one in our present world. We just have to be brave and withdraw it from our pocket and let it shine..when appropriate…then reserve a bit of privacy for ourselves as well.
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Thank you for your good thoughts, Judy. Yes, we do always have to protect ourselves, and in this day, people do often use the most innocent things we might tell them against us, but at the same time, we have to be who we are and never hide that.
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Reading your beautiful poem made me write this https://wp.me/p6a0yZ-2Se
Thank you Anne for your inspirations.
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Thank you most kindly, dear friend.
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