Comments on: Where we connect http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/ A blog for the National Coalition of Girls' Schools Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:23:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 All Girlshttp://allgirls.ncgs.org/wp-content/themes/default/images/AllGirlsRSSHeader-sized.gifhttp://allgirls.ncgs.org12440A blog for the National Coalition of Girls' Schools By: Dubai call girls http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28575 Dubai call girls Tue, 27 Dec 2011 04:12:22 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28575 <strong>Dubai call girls...</strong> [...]Where we connect « All Girls[...]... Dubai call girls…

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]]> By: Sally Reed http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28373 Sally Reed Wed, 31 Mar 2010 21:06:19 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28373 Elatia, I would have loved to spend fourth grade in that room full of building supplies. Instead, my own home in adulthood frequently looks like a construction site, even when nothing is being built. And Deborah, thank you, such an honor to show up on your Slow Muse. Consider yourself bowed to. Monique, I am now tempted to make just such a HERE/NOW signpost for my studio — great reminder. Or perhaps for the corner of my street and Main? It also recalls the old Lily Tomlin riff in which she calls a cab and asks to be picked up at "...the corner of Walk and Don't Walk." Elatia, I would have loved to spend fourth grade in that room full of building supplies. Instead, my own home in adulthood frequently looks like a construction site, even when nothing is being built.

And Deborah, thank you, such an honor to show up on your Slow Muse. Consider yourself bowed to.

Monique, I am now tempted to make just such a HERE/NOW signpost for my studio — great reminder. Or perhaps for the corner of my street and Main? It also recalls the old Lily Tomlin riff in which she calls a cab and asks to be picked up at “…the corner of Walk and Don’t Walk.”

]]> By: Maureen http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28372 Maureen Wed, 31 Mar 2010 20:31:13 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28372 I came over after seeing an excerpt of this beautiful post at Slow Muse. Your third-to-last paragraph touches me greatly. In so few words you capture exactly the feeling, the intimacy, the letting go, the letting down. I just was watching Patsy Rodenburg this past weekend and am including a video of her speaking about theatre in an upcoming post. I, too, found her story so tender. I came over after seeing an excerpt of this beautiful post at Slow Muse.

Your third-to-last paragraph touches me greatly. In so few words you capture exactly the feeling, the intimacy, the letting go, the letting down.

I just was watching Patsy Rodenburg this past weekend and am including a video of her speaking about theatre in an upcoming post. I, too, found her story so tender.

]]> By: Monique Paturel http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28367 Monique Paturel Wed, 31 Mar 2010 13:38:16 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28367 We are ever at the crossroads of here and now; thanks for reminding me to check the signpost. And for introducing me to Patsy Rodenburg. She's quite wonderful. We are ever at the crossroads of here and now; thanks for reminding me to check the signpost. And for introducing me to Patsy Rodenburg. She’s quite wonderful.

]]> By: Transitional Space « Slow Muse http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28364 Transitional Space « Slow Muse Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:11:58 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28364 [...] once in a while you find a post that says it just the way you would have. Here’s one at All Girls by Sally Reed, regular read of Slow Muse, about so many themes and ideas that I find [...] [...] once in a while you find a post that says it just the way you would have. Here’s one at All Girls by Sally Reed, regular read of Slow Muse, about so many themes and ideas that I find [...]

]]> By: Deborah Barlow http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28362 Deborah Barlow Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:47:42 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28362 What a fabulous post. It's material that will be "repurposed"--by me and by many others it is so good. I promise I'll give you full credit. Bravo for such suavity, brevity and wisdom. What a fabulous post. It’s material that will be “repurposed”–by me and by many others it is so good. I promise I’ll give you full credit. Bravo for such suavity, brevity and wisdom.

]]> By: Elatia Harris http://allgirls.ncgs.org/where-we-connect/comment-page-1/#comment-28361 Elatia Harris Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:04:32 +0000 http://allgirls.ncgs.org/?p=793#comment-28361 I am reminded by this of an astonishing 4th grade teacher, now retired, in Lexington, MA. The first day of school every fall, kids assigned to his section entered a classroom empty of furniture of any kind. Stacked against the walls, there were building materials and tools -- and that was all. The kids learned, immediately, that they were to design and build the environment that would become their 4th grade. And that it would probably take them all year. Thanks, Sally! I am reminded by this of an astonishing 4th grade teacher, now retired, in Lexington, MA. The first day of school every fall, kids assigned to his section entered a classroom empty of furniture of any kind. Stacked against the walls, there were building materials and tools — and that was all. The kids learned, immediately, that they were to design and build the environment that would become their 4th grade. And that it would probably take them all year. Thanks, Sally!

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