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Wren Tuatha

spreading the word Permaculture Design Course held on weekends! http://hippiechickdiaries.com/2009/04/02/permaculture-design-course-now-availible-on-weekends/

Title: wiselittleraccoon

Gender: Genderqueer/Fluid

Age: 43

Location: Heathcote Community

About Me:

I write simply so that others can simply live:

http://www.HippieChickDiaries.com/

I live at Heathcote Community:


http://www.heathcote.org/

I cultivate the gaia group, TRIBE: Choosing Intentional Community:

http://pods.gaia.com/tribe__choosing_intentional_community

I am a writer:


The Memory of Snow

The souls of women float just above the ground
as if walking on the memory of snow.
Ready to be air if struck, water if kicked,
stone if belittled, fire if ignored.

The souls of women laugh lightly in most moments,
beaming pinpoints through the skin. It makes you
want to touch. Priestesses and party dresses.

And so you touch. Shocked to find flesh, you
notice a bad memory. Soon each woman is the
same woman and her soul is bitter lamplight,
bitter, insatiable lamplight.

The souls of women reel and swoon with
art and moon and business meetings. They
encircle bitter sisters and float just above the ground
as if walking on the memory of snow.

–Wren Tuatha

I am looking for a personal assistant:

I’m a filmmaker/poet/educator seeking an organized, mature assistant to help with matters professional and personal. Compensation is rustic lodging, vegetarian meals and a small stipend. The assistant must have a desire to explore life in a rural intentional community (see Heathcote link below) and love children and animals. Projects the assistant will help with include creative, educational and retail ventures. See my blog entry, “Personal Assistant Job Details,” for the skinny!

Great names for a band:


Banana Trajectory
Tablespoon Vortex
The Colbert Bump
Edge Species
The Non-Native Invasives
Closet Amish

Wren Tuatha is Artist-in-Residence at Heathcote Center.

Her poems have appeared in The Baltimore Review, The Loch Raven Review, Digges’ Choice, The Baltimore Women’s TImes, The Green Revolution and the anthology Blood and Tears. She received a Young Authors Award in Poetry from The Courier Journal. She is a founding member of Baltimore’s Sunday Salon critique group. She wrote a stage play from her poetry, This Is How She Steps on Snakes, which she performed in Baltimore and at Towson University. The journal Grub Street awarded her first prize for slam poetry.

Wren is principally a screenwriter, under the banner Curio Coast Productions. She wrote the feature scripts Bacca Blooms, Strands of Emily, This Is How She Steps on Snakes and My Second Simone. She is currently developing feature film scripts for collaboration with Rattle the Cage and others. She studied poetry, as well as Electronic Media and Film, at Towson University and education at University of Louisville. Her short films, “Totems of a Road-Colored Goat” and “Sparrow, Like Everyone,” are poem treatments.


Member Since: Tuesday, January 23 2007

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Things Wren Loves

Goals

  • motherhood
  • love
  • hire a personal assistant
  • find a coparent
  • daily yoga practice
  • drink enough water
  • create relevant workshops
  • recruit homeschoolers for Open Classroom
  • spread the word about Heathcote Community membership