Writings by Sandra Harrison including poetry, essays, fiction, non-fiction; children's literatire.
Feeling like I’m living in a work of fiction and one in which the first chapter wasn’t very good. Have the urge to peek at the ending but not sure I’d like it. For months, I’ve felt more disconnected to the world. I can’t believe the events that have transpired… Continue Reading “Feeling Like Alice in Wonderland”
Walking around city, one can find art in and outside buildings, in parks and on sidewalks.
Found this article about the 1%: Barron’s Penta Daily May 7, 2012, 12:18 A.M. ET Who Are the One Percent? By Richard C. Morais “If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us,… Continue Reading “1%”
This idea came to me many years ago while I was still teaching. I did write some things down but I never did much with it. This is just some of the things I remember. The teaching profession for me was a “calling” and I wanted… Continue Reading “How to Survive Teaching, When You’re Down and Out, But Not Ready to Quit Just Yet!”
My addiction (a healthy one) to Asian Television/Movies began during the 2007/8 writers’ strike. In search of something new, I began watching classic British films on youtube.com. Listed beside the film parts were some Asian selections that came with English subtitles. After trying one,… Continue Reading “How I Got Addicted to Asian TV/Movies and Comics and How You Can Too”
Proud to Be An American!
Posted on January 22, 2017 by sandraharrison1954
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On a rainy day in Washington when the skies were weeping, I was mourning. I prayed for those who have similar values to have the strength to make their voices heard against the new Presidency. I’m not one to go to protests but I… Continue Reading “Proud to Be An American!”
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