Debbie Merion's blog about essays, families, and change
Posted in Family on Dec 8th, 2021
Do you ever wonder what the world will be like in 2042? That is the year that a child born today will first be able to vote for the president. It’s fun to tell kids about their ancestors. Maybe we know something as “senior citizens” that can help children heal the world in 2022 and […]
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 […]
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