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Put Down the Poison of Comparison

Put Down the Poison of Comparison

by LeisaHammett | Jan 19, 2015 | Autism/Disability, Motherhood, Spirituality

  In a society increasingly driven by the culture of social media, it’s easy to find ourselves living in a fictitious world of Pinterest Perfect and Fantasy Facebook. You know what I’m talking about.  Kitchens that are never dirty, family life pictured as...
Viva la France & Freedom of the Press + Love for the Lot of Us All

Viva la France & Freedom of the Press + Love for the Lot of Us All

by LeisaHammett | Jan 15, 2015 | Spirituality, Technology/Blogging

Descending the stairs of a restaurant this morning, I spotted his scarf. Fuschia, accented by a bit teal, and a thin stripe of Tennessee Volunteer orange. Next I noticed the perfect cut of the man’s hair. The first thought that came to me was not that the...
Tween Time & The New Year

Tween Time & The New Year

by LeisaHammett | Dec 29, 2014 | Midlife and Beyond, Motherhood, Spirituality, Travel

Sssshhh! Can you hear it? Can you feel it? Or, is it just me? This year more than ever, I’m in touch with a stillness this post-Christmas/pre-New Years week. I’ve named it the “Tween Time.” There’s a hush in the air that feels sacred,...
Season’s Greetings, 2014

Season’s Greetings, 2014

by LeisaHammett | Dec 20, 2014 | Art, Autism/Disability, Midlife and Beyond, Spirituality

May you savor stillness amid the week’s rush.  May you cherish some nurture to body and spirit.  May you be renewed for the opportunities awaiting in 2014. Major changes have taken root here. I’ll be sharing them in the New Year. Also, soon, you’ll...
Shooting Peace Symbols & Learning Neutrality

Shooting Peace Symbols & Learning Neutrality

by LeisaHammett | Dec 5, 2014 | Art, Midlife and Beyond, Obama/Politics, Spirituality

I will no longer shoot peace symbols to people in traffic. Tonight I learned my lesson. About five years ago, I spontaneously started shooting peace symbols to cars in my rearview mirror when they allowed me to cut in front of them or when they allowed me to walk in...
Bridging Our Community Divide with Love

Bridging Our Community Divide with Love

by LeisaHammett | Nov 20, 2014 | Autism/Disability, Grief & Loss, Motherhood, Spirituality

Today, Christine Mather, writer and theater educator, returns here, to “The Journey with Grace,” sorting aloud “the tragedies and controversies besieging the autism community.” Christine thought this post was too off-topic for her blog, Autism...
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GRACE GOAD | AUTISM ART:

Shimai Gallery of Contemporary Craft
8400 Highway 100, Nashville, Tenn.
(Little cottage in the far corner of the Loveless Cafe complex.)

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  • Lessons of the Lenten Roses: Grace in the Time of Corona
  • Self-Love on V-Day: Grace in the Time of Corona

FROM HEARTACHE TO HOPE

From Heartache to Hope: middle tennessee families living with autism, a book by Leisa A. Hammett & photographer Rebekah Pope. Click here for more info plus ordering details.

Grace Goad Autism Art

ABOUT LEISA HAMMETT

Hi! I’m a writer and a speaker, and I represent the art of my young adult daughter, Grace Goad, who has autism. We’ve been featured on The View, Al Jazeera America, and in numerous television, radio, magazine, newspaper, and online features. I’ve written one book about autism and I’m working on spiritual memoir about living with autism. Hope you’ll hang out here online with us.

 

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