Debbie Merion's blog about essays, families, and change
Posted in Family, Storyworth, Writing on Apr 10th, 2019
In 2019 I’m writing stories in response to weekly prompts from Storyworth, a gift from our daughter Sarah. All of these stories will be made into a book in January 2020. We all have stories, I hope these will help you remember yours. This week’s prompt was: What was your first job? Encouraged by my […]
Posted in Change, Family, Storyworth, Writing on Mar 26th, 2019
Each week in 2019 I’m writing stories in response to a story prompt, courtesy of an awesome Storyworth subscription from our daughter Sarah for my birthday. At the end of the year, all of these stories will be made into a book. We all have stories, I hope these will help you remember yours. This […]
Posted in Family, Storyworth, Writing on Mar 15th, 2019
Each week in 2019 I’m writing stories in response to a story prompt, courtesy of an awesome Storyworth subscription from our daughter Sarah for my birthday. At the end of the year, all of these stories will be made into a book. We all have stories, I hope these will help you remember yours. This […]
Jordyn Haiku 2/13/19 My granddaughter sleeps I look at her placid face Yes, born yesterday Pink and blue knit cap Above a peachy soft face Lips red as roses Mommy sleeps: not me I hold […]
Each week in 2019 I’m going to be writing in response to a story prompt, courtesy of an awesome Storyworth subscription from our daughter Sarah for my birthday. This week’s prompt: Question: What were your grandparents like? 1950 (approx.) –My four grandparents—Bessie Rudnick, David Rudnick, Sophie Eisenberg and Meyer Eisenberg. The location looks like […]
Each week this year I’m going to be writing in response to a story prompt, courtesy of an awesome Storyworth subscription from our daughter Sarah for my birthday. This week’s prompt: Question: What were your favorite toys as a child? Before plastic moved into our homes and screens became ubiquitous, we had toys in the […]
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