ROOTS
AND ROYALTY
Growing up at the Cross Roads
Cross Roads is the place that my ancestors built
and I was raised at. It is where my family stems its business. I contribute
to the family business by gaining knowledge of the roads that branch from
this intersection.
As
a traveler, I explore many roads to learn our world better, yet my best
wisdom can from standing still at this place.
As a handywoman, I’m on the street corner
seeking work with a cardboard sign, yet I have a set of keys to the homes
of leaders around the world.
As an artist, I physically dig the earth deep
to build strong foundations, and I can dance on top of my notched rafters
with practiced agility to capture balanced perspectives.
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Handywoman's Companion:
3. They Did Some Hanky Panky
A
Handywoman's Essentials: how-to handywoman style,
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