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Tag: Grief

April 5, 2020 Robin Whitham McCrady

Southern Sojourn: On Kindred Issues

February 8, 2020February 27, 2020 Robin Whitham McCrady

On Grief, Welcomed

December 11, 2019February 16, 2020 Robin Whitham McCrady

In My Toolbox: Music & Movement & Magic, Through Nia

December 4, 2019February 17, 2020 Robin Whitham McCrady

On Remembrance: Molly, Advocate for Women & Children

September 4, 2019January 12, 2020 Robin Whitham McCrady

On Grief

September 1, 2019February 17, 2020 Robin Whitham McCrady

Wise Welsh Witch: Whimsy, Wit, and Wisdom for a Weary World

Wise Women, such as Midwives, Astronomers, Mathematicians, Healers, Philosophers, Herbalists, and Storytellers were once persecuted, as Witches. 

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Robin Whitham McCrady

Robin Whitham McCrady

BA, English Language & Literature, Museums Studies Emphasis, MA, American & New England Studies, Nineteenth Century Studies Emphasis, Bostonian, Smithie, Museums Professional, Writer, Bluestocking, Herb Gardener & Occasional Stargazer.

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