Regret

Would-a, Should-a, Could-a

September 20, 2021 By Nancy Casey

It's impossible to change the past with the force of your imagination, but that doesn't mean we don't try. The most frequently used words to do that are Would-a, Should-a, and Could-a. Divide your page into four equal parts and write the headings Would-a, Should-a, and Could-a at the top of three of them. Fill each of those spaces with one or more (very short) tales about … [Read more...] about Would-a, Should-a, Could-a

Not Sorry

December 4, 2017 By Nancy Casey

We hear a lot about saying, “I’m sorry.” How hard it can be. How healing it can be. Have you ever been pressured to say that you are sorry when really you weren’t? Some people in that situation will just say whatever words that will make the conversation end. Others avoid eye contact, keep silent and endure the discomfort. It’s not often that someone clearly states, “I’m not … [Read more...] about Not Sorry

Nancy blogs weekly for the Latah Recovery Community Center, sharing writing ideas that support self-awareness and self-esteem.

Looking for an art project that is secretly full of math? Or a math project that results in interesting art? Equilateral Triangle is an Inquiry Pack full of project ideas that will keep you thinking for a long time.

Writing classes and workshops

In-person Write-For-You workshops at the Latah Recovery Center have been suspended for a bit, but you can still do the writing prompts on your own. For more information, about the Write for You program, or if you are in recovery and interested in writing coaching, contact Nancy.

Let’s Talk About It

This is a program that supports reading and discussion in libraries throughout the state of Idaho.

Working with the Program Committee, I updated the theme The Humanity of Science and Technology.

Schedule of 2023-24 Let’s Talk About It sessions coming soon!

Would-a, Should-a, Could-a

Not Sorry

Nancy Casey's Books

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