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Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been – Celena Roldan Moreno

in Uncategorized on 11/08/15

I suppose I could introduce you to Celena without talking about myself, but I don’t want to. I met Celena on a soccer field behind Percy Julian Junior High during lunch break. I was talking to Chris York, a kid I’ve known since I was six, when Celena walked up to us and said, “Hey.” Junior High is a strange… View Post

My Week In Words

in Uncategorized on 07/08/15

  I read Life of Pi this summer, and these quotations, both from the same page, seem to be nice summaries of the way writers can come to the page. I hope I’m never a writer that confirms what you already know. I hope I always see the world differently after I’ve lifted my pen from the page, and I hope… View Post

Rip Currents

in Uncategorized on 06/08/15

What is hitting me in the face with the force of a semi-truck is the fact that Hadley is growing up. Third grade is not Kindergarten. Third grade is showing hints of a stage that I am not feeling ready for. Like all the stages, the getting them to sleep stage, the learning how to walk stage, the potty training… View Post

Out West, On Friendship

in Uncategorized on 04/08/15

We’ve been to South Dakota and Colorado. While we were in Colorado, we stayed with my friend from college, Alison, and her beautiful family.  Our girls became fast friends, each of them crying the night before we had to leave (Hadley in private, Harper full on sobbing in front of everyone). They have promised to be pen pals, and I… View Post

When Readers Listen {Another New Series}

in Uncategorized on 23/07/15

I can’t remember how Abbigail of Inkwells and Images and I met, but it was via writing, I know that.  I think it’s safe to say that we both love words and we both love talking about words, so we came up with an idea. What if we agreed to listen to one of the oodles of podcasts on our,… View Post

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Hi! I’m Callie. I’m a writer and teacher living in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I write Creative Nonfiction, and in my oldest daughter Hadley’s words, I “use my imagination to add a bit of sparkle to the story.” I’m a contributor for Coffee+Crumbs, Off the Page, Makes You Mom, and Relief Journal. My writing has also been featured on Art House America, Tweetspeak Poetry, Good Letters, and Altarwork, and in 2014 I was one of the cast members of the Listen To Your Mother DC show.

I hold an MFA in Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University, and I am working on my first book that will be published through TS Poetry Press.

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When I was in fourth grade, I got my front tooth k When I was in fourth grade, I got my front tooth knock out during a baseball game. I was in the dugout, trying to make a butterfly in the dirt with my shoe. The batter, who’d hit not just a home run, but a grand slam, came running in and everyone cheered and so did I because I’d gotten really good at reading cues for when a good thing happens in sports. I even attempted a high five, and somehow I knocked my face into her batting helmet, thus spending the good part of that weekend summer day in the dentist’s office getting a root canal.

No teeth were lost in this latest incident, but I was lost in a bit of imagining on Sunday when I tripped and fell on Packard while running. I look like I’ve been in a bar fight and my shoulder looks similar to how Wesley’s looked after being attacked by an ROUS. 

But I’m going into work today, and when I told my boss I’m nervous about how I look she said, “It’s OK because you have a story,” and if that isn’t the best thing you could ever say to me, I’m not sure what is. 

So, here I am with a story. Thanks to all my friends and family who’ve been so kind and keeping me laughing.
A little Mother’s Day dancing is so good for the A little Mother’s Day dancing is so good for the soul. Thank you, @woodsbreeana 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Last dances and first swims of the season and socc Last dances and first swims of the season and soccer and cherry almond scones and a new project with a friend and a lament for a fallen writer who paved a path for so many of us.
One spot left! C’mon, guys! It’s gonna be fun! One spot left! C’mon, guys! It’s gonna be fun! #linkinbio
Let’s bring back the Around Here post. Ok, I’l Let’s bring back the Around Here post. Ok, I’ll go first. #linkinbio
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