Category: The Finer Things
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[Interview with Bold Journey] Sara Cottle of Washington, D.C. on Life, Lessons & Legacy
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Sara Cottle shared their story and experiences with us recently and you can find our conversation below. Sara, we’re thrilled to have you with us today. Before we jump into your intro and the heart of the interview, let’s start with a bit of an ice breaker: What makes you lose track of time—and find…
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[Interview with Canvas Rebel] Meet Sara Cottle
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I had the opportunity to sit down with Canvas Rebel Magazine and discuss the creative side of my work. Being in the sciences I oftentimes don’t get to exercise the same level of creativity I do when I pick a regional story to tell or an interpretation of a place or nature. I’ve found it…
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Hank Williams: The String Between West Virginia and Alabama

I was poking around a graveyard at 7 a.m. on a weekday morning in Montgomery, Alabama when I sat down beside Hank Williams and wrote: “I wonder if I looked confident or lost–maybe just thoughtful. It’s hard to look lost as a woman wearing cowboy boots.” So, Hank, I’m thoroughly enjoying this peanut butter and…
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BREATHE

When your mind jumpsAround, up, downBreathe Things are so certainThe uncertainBreatheTime changes no oneBut isn’t time changeBreathe It’s how you deal with timeDeal with your mindBreathe S. L. Cottle
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FORGETFUL

Remember the sand and the seaThe colors of the dayMusic playingWhen I smiled bigNo worry in the worldMy world It was harder to forget than it seemedSlowly realizing a lot of it wasn’t me I can remember the seaThe sandThe colorsMusic still playing They’ve always been methat smile on my facecolors on my cheekssea on…
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REDISCOVERING YOUTH IN THE DISTRICT

Youth comes backday by daywhen you start to shedthings away When’d you startto feelso trapped Making eyesthrough Metro doorsGrabbing numbersoff the platform Taking a helpful strangers handthrough a Stanely Cup won crowdlifted up to yellin celebration Midnight bike ridesstopped for rooftop wine Waved downfrom a quaint boatThrowing your dressoverboardbehind your bodyCool in the Potomac Portraits…

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