My essay, A Girl Named Moose, received honorable mention in the Navigating the Change essay contest.
Thank you to K E Garland for the opportunity. Read the essay here.
My essay, A Girl Named Moose, received honorable mention in the Navigating the Change essay contest.
Thank you to K E Garland for the opportunity. Read the essay here.
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This is wonderful news VJ! Congrats 💖💖
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Thanks so much, Carol anne!
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Congratulations 🎉
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Thanks 🙏
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Congratulations VJ/. such a great story! so well done! 💖💖👏
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Thanks so much, Cindy.
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Congratulations VJ! I loved this story. How much harm our family does by putting us down. Thanks for sharing
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Appreciate it, Sadje! I guess family give us lots of material to work on.
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They do. But the first responsibility of our parents was s to build up our confidence not demolish it.
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Ah well….there’s the rub, as they say
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I know. 🤗
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Absolutely brilliant and inspirational to the core. Your narration is so colourful and vivid, VJ. I am so glad to have read this! Hands down the best post I have read on WordPress so far!
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Oh, Isha, thank you so much. Your words encourage me.
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Thank YOU VJ! I’m glad I decided not to judge because you had me at “A Girl Named Moose!”
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Lol.
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Congratulations, VJ!
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Thanks 😊
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Most welcome.
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Congratulations on the publication of a wonderful essay surmounting false expectations
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Thank you Derrick.
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Excellent! I love it.💕
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Thanks Eilene
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Congratulations, VJ, on your honest, insightful, and, ultimately, uplifting personal essay!!
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Appreciate it Liz.
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🙂
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Congrats on the HM
And that was one awesome read, VJ
The sage wisdom to stop worrying and start living
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And loved this so much
“am Grandmother, writer, teacher, artist. I am friend, lover, sister, seeker.”
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Thanks Yvvette!
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Congratulations VJ.
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Thanks 🙏
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I love this essay..you are an amazing writer.
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Thanks Anita. You made my day.
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What an inspiring essay! Congratulations!!
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Thanks for reading and commenting and nice to meet you.
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Nice to meet you, too!
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Congratulations VJ! Your essay is absolutely fabulous! You have such a gift, and I’m so thankful you share it with us. Hugs!
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Terri! Thank you. You always brighten my day.
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Is this a true story?
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It is.
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Let me know when your memoir is published, I’d love to read it. 💖
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Thanks Mike!
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I commented on the other blog. Congratulations! Riveting read. 💌
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Congratulations!
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Thank you and nice to meet you.
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It’s nice e to meet you too, VJ. I was so moved by your essay and have since shared it with my cousins (all girls).
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Wow. You made my day!
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Loved your essay!
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Thanks so much!
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Oh, so well-deserved VJ! Now that is an inspiring essay, one many young women/girls could benefit from reading today! Hmmm makes me wonder if it could have a second life in a women’s/lifestyle magazine etc?
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Thanks for that thought Lynne.
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Your essay belongs in Mothering 101 handbooks!
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Lol. It does.
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Congrats! 🎉
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Thanks 🙏
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