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Interviews and Reviews | Kristen Witucki

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Author’s Other Work. NEW: “ A Conversation with Jenn Crowell. 8221; on Literary Mama. 8220; Dialogue on Blindness and Writing. 8221; on Wordgathering. Review of “The Transcriber” from WordGathering.com. The Transcriber by Kristen Witucki. Published in “ The Pirate Tree. Interview with Kristen Witucki – Part one. As published in “ Exceptions Journal. Our Books Are Better Than We Are. Reviews “The Transcriber”. Learning Ally was Kristen’s first employer; now she is one of their Authors for Access. Email ch...

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Short Stories | Barking Backward

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Teaching the Bear to Read. Wallace called and asked me to go duck hunting with him at the legendary Pintail Slough Club. You know Wallace; at least you know his work. He specializes in classic waterfowling scenes: meticulously detailed oils of mallards dropping into mist-shrouded sloughs; panoramas of pintails and widgeon whistling over choppy waters on a stormy northwest wind;…. The Other Side of Paradise. The Virtues of Tobacco. Sweetie’s Box: Mystery, Mendacity, and Love. My father’s ancestors were al...

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Biography | Barking Backward

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Product of Compression: March 2012

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Thursday, March 29, 2012. My Least Favorite Pose. Today in class Sweet Teacher asked us what our least favorite pose was. I answered incorrectly. I said frog, but I think my least favorite pose is warrior… sigh. Sometimes shoulder stand. Not headstand anymore…. It was interesting to think about it – I realized how it changes – from day to day, the thing that is hardest is different… the day the mood the moon. Something as simple as locust. In my life, I fe...

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Product of Compression: Cauliflower Soup

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Sunday, January 20, 2013. In the meantime, I am in a cabin in the woods for the weekend. Writing. When I left, my first thought was to stop at the store and pick up a bunch of prepared food, simply so that I wouldn't have to think about food at all for a few days. I'm so tired of thinking about food. I'm ridiculously proud of this. It interests me how variable tastes are. I wonder if simplicity breeds contentment, in a way. Adaptation is such a funny thing.

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Product of Compression: February 2012

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Thursday, February 16, 2012. A funny thing happened last week. I had this luxurious 5 days where all I had to do was listen to wonderful yoga teachers tell me what to do - it was spread out over a week, but started with a three hour heart opening workshop - on the few off days I found sleep more desirable than practice. Why is it so hard to trust my own voice? What if I was beginning to change that. She kissed me in Shivasana too. Good morning, Sweet Day.

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Product of Compression: on Interdependance and Dancer's Pose

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Sunday, June 10, 2012. On Interdependance and Dancer's Pose. I went to my first flow class today since I hurt my ankle. It was a gentle class - it didn't feel gentle. Healing is so slow. I tried simply to listen and learn about my ankle. I am amazed at how long it takes to heal. I try to always use those times to learn compassion for people who are afflicted all the time. what if I spent my whole life in pain when I danced or ran. And there is always so mu...

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Product of Compression: January 2013

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Sunday, January 20, 2013. In the meantime, I am in a cabin in the woods for the weekend. Writing. When I left, my first thought was to stop at the store and pick up a bunch of prepared food, simply so that I wouldn't have to think about food at all for a few days. I'm so tired of thinking about food. I'm ridiculously proud of this. It interests me how variable tastes are. I wonder if simplicity breeds contentment, in a way. Adaptation is such a funny thing.

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Product of Compression: May 2012

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Yesterday in class, Hard Teacher read a passage from Light on Life. Which talks about the space within and the space outside a vessel. A vase, a body. In art there is negative space - there is line and form and light and shadow. I have studied visually the way the one creates the other. When we work a pose,. She said, we are used to working on the outside space. What I want you to play with today is the interior space. And it feels ...

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Product of Compression: November 2012

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A Personal Project Blog of Jennifer S. Flescher. Sunday, November 18, 2012. Note to self: don't eat in the car. Sometimes it even feels like too much of an intrusion into life even to stop somewhere to buy myself food. It's almost like my own needs are an intrusion in my life. Of course I spend much of my life caring for other people's needs. I am interested in the feminist perspective on this. Also, of course beyond that. The human, personal. I ate it in the car in under a minute. Not Cooking for One.