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CA Writers’ Club, Sacramento Branch Write On!

This is lifted from the March issue of Write On!, monthly newsletter of the CA Writers’ Club, Sacramento Branch. MARCH LUNCHEON PROGRAM Keeping with the tradition of March CWC luncheons in years… more →

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CA Writers' Club, Sacramento Branch Write On!

franceskakugawa wrote 2 months ago: This is lifted from the March issue of Write On!, monthly newsletter of the CA Writers’ Club, … more →

Tags: Wordsworth! Stop the Bulldozer, On Writing and Research

Wayne Harada Reviews Breaking the Silence — 1 comment

franceskakugawa wrote 1 year ago: From Hawaii: Wayne Harada, columnist for Star*Advertiser, posted this review of my newest book, … more →

Tags: My Books., Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Alzheimer's Association, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice, Wayne Harada, Red Slider, Poetry and Caregiving, star-advertiser, Caregivers in Hawaii

Safest Place on Earth — 1 comment

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: In the Sacramento Bee a few days ago, two children were removed from their home because of being sex … more →

Tags: Poetry, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month, child abuse, Parenting, Safest Place on Earth, Sacramento Bee, Childrens Rights

Breaking the Silence in Chinese — 1 comment

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Review of Breaking the Silence Published Internationally Anyone read Chinese? This is perfect for Po … more →

Tags: My Books., april poetry month, Frances Kakugawa, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice, Breaking the Silence in Chinese, Poet Dr. Singh

Welcome Poets

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Share a Poem The echo resounds throughout cyberspace: April is National Poetry Month. April is Natio … more →

Tags: Poetry, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month, Guest Poets

Dangerous Women

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Poetry to Music UBerDavid of Oregon set my Dangerous Women to music. Check this out…wow… … more →

Tags: Poetry, Books & Work by Other Writers/Artists, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month, Frances Kakugawa, UBerDavid, poetry to music, Dangerous Women

Birth of a Poem — 3 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: My Name is Me Sometimes a  poem patiently waits to  be written from the most ordinary places.  A few … more →

Tags: alzheimer's disease, Caregiving, Elder Care, Poetry and Writing, Alzheimer's Association, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month

Poetry Month: April — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: A Poet’s Declaration on Editing This  poem has a special place in my heart. I wrote this while … more →

Tags: Poetry, Editing, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month, Frances Kakugawa, Teacher You Look Like a Horse, Mark Arax, writing process

Being Japanese — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Images from Japan                                     Man-made clouds hover Over rice fields, paper … more →

Tags: Poetry, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, hiroshima, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month, Frances Kakugawa, omoiyari, Japan, images from japan

Censorship — 6 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Double, Double, Toil of Trouble   I saw something a few cars ahead of me this morning  that too … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Sacramento Poetry Center, april poetry month, Frances Kakugawa, bookmobiles, censorship, macbeth, Et tu Brute, Reading Levels

Almost Famous — 11 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Escalator Famous Did I tell you how famous I am? I was on the second floor of Macy’s in a shopping m … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Frances Kakugawa, Teacher You Look Like a Horse, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice, Being famous, escalators

Happy New Year — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: 2011     a burst of black pine,     mochi, hot on my tongue … more →

Tags: Poetry, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Frances Kakugawa, Teacher You Look Like a Horse, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice, Japanese New Year

Breaking the Silence: A Caregiver's Voice — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: The Book, it arrived. Stand in line, rush, cut in line, get your copy today. This review is from: Br … more →

Tags: Elder Care, My Books., Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Alzheimer's Association, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Northern CA Alzheimer's Association, Frances Kakugawa, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice

Looking for Christmas — 4 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Where is Christmas? The crowds of shoppers push and shove their way to the bargain tables on Black F … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Frances Kakugawa, Teacher You Look Like a Horse, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice, Jackson Michigan, Christmas in Michigan, Christmas Meaning

Pearl Harbor: Dec 7 — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: December 7, 2010 December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor, 69 years ago in a little village in Hawaii:   … more →

Tags: Poetry, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Peace, Sacramento Poetry Center, Frances Kakugawa, Pearl Harbor, War, Sacramento Peace Action

Where is Christmas? — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Please click on Xmas. This appeared in the Sacramento Bee two years ago. Xmas … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Teacher You Look Like a Horse, Breaking the Silence:A Caregiver's Voice, Where is Christmas, Sacramento Bee My View, The Spirit of Christmas

Last Day of November:Alzheimer's Month

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Did I Tell You I Have Alzheimer’s? From Frances’ Journal 9-14-10 Is my laughter coming to haun … more →

Tags: alzheimer's disease, Caregiving, Dignity in Aging, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Alzheimer's Association, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Frances Kakugawa

Alzheimer's: the silent prison — 3 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Unlocking the Silent Prison In Parade, on November 21, 2010, Christine Wicker cites Michelle S. Bour … more →

Tags: alzheimer's disease, Dignity in Aging, Thoughts, Musings, Things to Share, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Alzheimer's Association, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Sacramento Poetry Center, Frances Kakugawa

Poetry and Art — 2 comments

franceskakugawa wrote 2 years ago: Wayne Thiebauld and Bakery Case Last night I had the honor of joining eleven poets from the Sacramen … more →

Tags: Poetry, Sacramento Poetry Center, Books & Work by Other Writers/Artists, Mosaic Moon: Caregiving Through Poetry, Wordsworth the Poet, Wordsworth Dances the Waltz, Frances Kakugawa, Teacher You Look Like a Horse, wayne thiebauld


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