Monthly Archives: June 2011

Hospital Art

I had an appointment at the Rehab Institute at Regions Hospital in St. Paul the other day. It was the first time I’d been there since Regions built a new entrance, wing and parking ramp. After parking in the ramp, … Continue reading

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Spread the Word to End the Word

I went to see “God of Carnage” June 3 at the Guthrie Theater, on the McGuire Proscenium Stage. For wheelers or those who cannot maneuver steps, an usher takes you past the main stage door and down a hall, onto … Continue reading

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Judy Blue Eyes on Her Son’s Suicide and Her New-Found Advocacy, Part Two

After her son’s suicide Judy Collins read My Son, My Son, A Guide to Healing After a Suicide in the Family by Iris Bolton. “Iris is one of the people who called me after my son’s death,” she said. “Joan … Continue reading

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Judy Blue Eyes on Her Son’s Suicide and Her New-Found Advocacy

Singer and activist Judy Collins knows all too well what mental illness and suicide can do to the family and friends left behind. Collins is a  charming, quick-witted and intellectual woman who, since the loss of her only son to … Continue reading

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Freedom to Shop ‘til my Battery Runs Out

This past Saturday, I headed out on my usual errands, which for me includes a stop at a Big Box craft store so I can purchase supplies. I’ve been creating art since I can remember … I have to, it … Continue reading

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