by Michelle Lindblom | Aug 8, 2019 | Journal
Coloring within Lines – Childhood Myth I could have filled a series of books, 1000 pages each, with all the coloring book pages I meticulously labored over as a child. As I honed my fine motor skills, there was not a millimeter of color outside of the lines. My...
by Michelle Lindblom | Jul 8, 2019 | Journal
Many nights I would lay in a mummy position, hands across my chest and pillows on each side of me to lean against, providing extra comfort. I breathed slowly and deliberately to calm myself down as I contemplated the roller coaster ride we were are on with our...
by Michelle Lindblom | Jun 8, 2019 | Journal
Daydreaming Childhood Myth of Escapism, Survival or Both by Michelle Lindblom Daydreaming and school I spent a great deal of time in my early years daydreaming during school hours. Instead of paying attention to my teacher or doing my homework, I would discretely...
by Michelle Lindblom | Apr 16, 2019 | Journal
Image: “State of Obscurity”, 30″ x 22″ acrylic on paper False Stories by Michelle Lindblom Childhood Memories and Revelations of Truth One sunny day back in 1965, I waited for my dad to pick me up outside the Lutheran Church building...
by Michelle Lindblom | Mar 26, 2019 | Journal
Image: “Being”, 12 x 9 inch monotype Status Quo Going Along to Get Along Doing My Being Part III As a native of the midwest, I learned early on “to go along to get along”. The phrase North Dakota nice or Minnesota nice was a common stereotype...
