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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Inspiration”

Gray day reflections as the fall semester ends

betty ming liu December 5, 2009 Art, Inspiration 0 Comments

I’m looking for something, mucking around in my feelings and the things I need to do — and be. Thank goodness for the people and cats who make up my community and keep me sane.

Feeding the homeless on Thanksgiving made us very happy

betty ming liu November 26, 2009 Inspiration, Relationships 2 Comments

My daughter and I spent Thanksgiving at the Bowery Mission, feeding the homeless. It was hard, inspiring work that got us beyond our comfort zone.

Made a new bed quilt. Don’t touch it, dude.

betty ming liu November 24, 2009 Art, Inspiration, Relationships 0 Comments

I’ve always enjoyed quilting but this one was extra special. Made a beautiful comforter for my single woman bed. Happy to snuggle alone in it.

Pete Hamill chats about love, writing & more

betty ming liu April 12, 2009 Inspiration, Relationships, Writing how-to's 3 Comments

The eponymous New York newspaperman Pete Hamill also teaches at NYU’s journalism department. He visited with my class and shared tons of wisdom about life and writing.

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