Everyday Storytellers

A few months ago, we were inspired by a quote we saw on a great documenting website.

"Above all else, it is about leaving a mark that I existed.
I was here... I was hungry. I was defeated. I was happy. I was sad.
I had an idea and I had a good purpose and that is why I made works of art."

- Felix Gonzalez-Torres

This quote captures what inspired us about these Everyday Storytellers. Their writing and photography beautifully captures the ordinary. It documents the challenges along with the celebrations. It reminds us that, far from being perfect, ordinary moments of are worth preserving. We were so inspired by their work that we created a space to share it with you. This is where we hope to challenge and inspire you to document the beauty of life well lived. Enjoy!

 

My Daughter

by: Angie Warren

This year love embodies something new and fresh. My daughter. My brand new, soft as silk, one and only daughter. After two rough and tumble boys, bursting with dirt and baseball and cars and trucks – I’ve been blessed with a dainty flower. A sweet-smelling, pouty-lipped, lovely little gift. As she grew within me I [...]

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My Daughter

 

love unexpected.

by: Tammy Lee Bradley

Kim Carnes, Barbra Streisand, and Jose Feliciano have all serenaded us with the haunting song lyrics of “Love comes from the most unexpected places.” But in the early morning hours at the Bradley home, it is my voice that can be heard singing those lovely words with a giggle and a smile… to a mouse. A Mouse? [...]

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love unexpected

 

Glow of Home

by: Kristin Zecchinelli

I step outside to take of our dog for her nightly walk.  I brace against the biting cold and leave the cocoon of our warm home behind me. I turn to see my youngest standing there drawing a heart on the now fogged up glass door.  She sees me see her and runs away giggling.  [...]

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Glow of Home

 

Previous Posts

Love Aint Pretty
by: April Meeker
Hearts wide open
by: Maegan Beishline
I Love
by: Meredith Winn
Handmade Valentines
by: Angie Warren
Self and Seaglass
by: Tammy Lee Bradley
Love Has No Age
by: Kristin Zecchinelli