What we learned about fostering hope from the participant journals bears many similarities with the sub-processes of the 'hanging onto hope' pathway [ 26]: supporting relationships (social support), connecting with something bigger (faith), writing your own story (reflection), staying positive (mindset), living in the moment (focus on the present), doing what you have to do (acceptance).
Did she coax them to divulge personal stories as a precondition to their audition, or did they simply come forth with their own stories, reflections, and memories as part of their efforts to be cast?
He had so much to give — stories, reflection, engagement — that somehow none of us ever noticed just how much he was withholding.
Talk story about reflections from writer's Great-Uncle Augustus. Great-Uncle Augustus
By James Stevenson The New Yorker, January 7 , 1980 P. 28Talk story about reflections from writer's Great-Uncle Augustus.
She had help from what she describes in the acknowledgments as a "whole ghost town of writers," but the experience of translating her raw-edged self, story, and reflections into publishable prose was, she said, "hard for me.
► In a November Working Life story titled "Reflections of a woman pioneer," physicist Mildred Millie Dresselhausus noted that "[m]en's careers wind down when they reach their 70s.
Sweden's story requires reflection too.
The National Endowment for the Arts announced yesterday in Washington that Andrew Carroll (below) would edit its anthology of present day wartime stories and reflections, "Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience".
Making use of their time on their daily train ride, a group of commuters in northern Kerala, India, has written and published a magazine of poetry, short stories, and reflections.
