Being 72 myself I have a special affinity for Breena Clarke, but based on her responses, from the landscape changing, coming into view, with each passing year (YES!) and also her lament about her saved-up wisdom that she can't pass on to her son (sadly I've written about that in Rethinking Motherhood about an offspring who is still with …
Being 72 myself I have a special affinity for Breena Clarke, but based on her responses, from the landscape changing, coming into view, with each passing year (YES!) and also her lament about her saved-up wisdom that she can't pass on to her son (sadly I've written about that in Rethinking Motherhood about an offspring who is still with me), and finally her amazing books which I've admired including her epistolary novel (my debut memoir is based on love letters to my deceased husband)--I truly wish I knew Breena, feel as if I do. Thank you such a beautiful, brutally and tenderly honest, life-affirming conversation.
Being 72 myself I have a special affinity for Breena Clarke, but based on her responses, from the landscape changing, coming into view, with each passing year (YES!) and also her lament about her saved-up wisdom that she can't pass on to her son (sadly I've written about that in Rethinking Motherhood about an offspring who is still with me), and finally her amazing books which I've admired including her epistolary novel (my debut memoir is based on love letters to my deceased husband)--I truly wish I knew Breena, feel as if I do. Thank you such a beautiful, brutally and tenderly honest, life-affirming conversation.