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Adrienne Nater
"Coaxing growth, productivity and beauty from myself,
plants, animals, and people." |
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For Teachers Who Mean Business
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by Adrienne Nater
Into Focus
Skate Key
Grandpa’s Trunk
The Somewhat Précis
The Pie Lie
Water’s Ways
Fright Flight
The Journey Back
A little Story
A Bear in her Tree
Uninspired
Emergency Room
Moving Mother
Ginger Returns
Little Bony Behind
The Disappearing Act
Old Enough to Baby-sit
The Telephone Call
Stuart
Jeff and the Science Books
I Want to Buy a Bus
The Lav and Us
Steaks Galore
Making of a Monster
My Sister Joanie |
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Dying, Greif and Mourning: |
Death, Dying, Grief and Mourning
a Collection & Chronology of
Death in Western Literature
"During the five
thousand years of known literary expression, save for several
hundred years of silence, authors have achieved all manner of
technique in the connecting of death and death’s sphere of
significance...."
"We all desire to find
meaning, the sense of dying and death. Fighting, fearing death
is of no value in the scheme of living. Literary consideration
of death is a challenging concept that each writer approaches
according to his own set of cultural beliefs, experiences,
observations, and imagination..."
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Adrienne Nater
 Adrienne Nater was born in Los Angeles, California to a mother who
immigrated from Belgium and a father who was first generation of a
Russian immigrant family. She was educated in the public schools system
from Kindergarten through graduate studies in the university (Cal State
University Northridge).
Shortly after high
school, she set out on her own to pursue her own way in life and to free
herself from the conventional expectations and constraints of her
family. Her driving ambition was to become a teacher and on her path to
that end, she became an avid learner. To sustain herself she worked in a
variety of jobs from pottery factory to airplane assembly.
Once she achieved her coveted teacher’s license she sought every chance
to continue to learn and sought every available experience as an
educator. Throughout the years she taught in public and private schools
she also put some of her considerable energy into other work. She tried
her hand at elective politics, established a farm, worked as a Real
Estate Broker and IRS tax agent. Her bottomless interest in new things
led her to a wide range of passions: flying, horse showing, surfing,
scuba diving, photography, bird training, writing and researching topics
that caught her interest. When she retired from classroom teaching she
turned to tutoring.
Her intention in life is to coax growth, productivity and beauty from
people, animals, plants and from herself.
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Occupations:
• Factory Worker
• Politician
• Teacher
• Farmer
• Tutor
• Real Estate Broker
• IRS Tax Agent
• Student |
Passions:
• Researching
• Building Things
• Flying
• Horse Showing
• Surfing
• Scuba Diving
• Photography
• Creative Writing
• Bird Training
• Ad Infinitum |
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Specialty:
• Coaxing growth, productivity and beauty from myself, plants, animals,
and people. |
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One Day
One day we will be I
One without the other.
You will be I.
Or I will be I.
No longer we.
Yet, always we.
But not.
-Adrienne Nater |
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