Comments on: About The Sister Project http://thesisterproject.com A network of blogs about sisters and sisterhoods of all kinds. Fri, 28 Oct 2011 15:09:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Jen @ Paisley Print Shoes http://thesisterproject.com/about-the-sister-project/comment-page-1/#comment-41146 Jen @ Paisley Print Shoes Thu, 20 Oct 2011 16:06:34 +0000 http://thesisterproject.com/?page_id=187#comment-41146 This is so neat!! My sister and I actually started a blog together this summer. We are polar opposites but blog about things we like because we think all women will like them! :) It has been a joy to work alongside my sister and I am so thankful for her. You ladies have a fabulous blog here! This is so neat!! My sister and I actually started a blog together this summer. We are polar opposites but blog about things we like because we think all women will like them! :) It has been a joy to work alongside my sister and I am so thankful for her. You ladies have a fabulous blog here!

]]> By: Janice Siverling Matthews http://thesisterproject.com/about-the-sister-project/comment-page-1/#comment-40561 Janice Siverling Matthews Thu, 08 Sep 2011 00:20:26 +0000 http://thesisterproject.com/?page_id=187#comment-40561 I am the youngest of four. I had two older sisters and a brother. I was nicknamed" the kid" due to our parents sending me along to observe them and tell; I'd watch them like a hawk but I never told or disagreed w/ what they told my parents. Nance never told anyone my name to her dates. I was "the kid". Nance passed sept.23 2003. This kid misses her. Sharon is 2 years older ;born w/cerebal palsy ,legally blind and mental challenged. She calls me her big little sister and she always will be my happy little big sister. We are in a race to save Sharon's house in Hubbard ,Ohio. It was our childhood home . I moved away to Houston ,Texas in 1980 at age 20. Sharon graduated from Ohio school for the blind in 1983 and returned home to live w/ my parents; who passed in 1989 and 1998. The estate has been in litigation since 1998.So I am on a crusade to help my happy big sister fix her house and finalize the probate mess that she ; as a mentally challenged sister cannot.Our theme song is sisters by Irving berlin and love /the weather sisters ;songs from white christmas 1954.Sharon loves musicals and I hope any and all sisters out there would come meet us; the last week in sept /oct. at 6844 chestnut ridge rd(44425) to pray, work and love.We need sister hands,minds and go!!!! get er done....sister style...Thanks to my sisters ...I am who I am.Love ya all."the kid" aka Janice Matthews I am the youngest of four. I had two older sisters and a brother. I was nicknamed” the kid” due to our parents sending me along to observe them and tell; I’d watch them like a hawk but I never told or disagreed w/ what they told my parents. Nance never told anyone my name to her dates. I was “the kid”. Nance passed sept.23 2003.
This kid misses her. Sharon is 2 years older ;born w/cerebal palsy ,legally blind and mental challenged. She calls me her big little sister and she always will be my happy little big sister. We are in a race to save Sharon’s house in Hubbard ,Ohio. It was our childhood home . I moved away to Houston ,Texas in 1980 at age 20. Sharon graduated from Ohio school for the blind in 1983 and returned home to live w/ my parents; who passed in 1989 and 1998. The estate has been in litigation since 1998.So I am on a crusade to help my happy big sister fix her house and finalize the probate mess that she ; as a mentally challenged sister cannot.Our theme song is sisters by Irving berlin and love /the weather sisters ;songs from white christmas 1954.Sharon loves musicals and I hope any and all sisters out there would come meet us; the last week in sept /oct. at 6844 chestnut ridge rd(44425) to pray, work and love.We need sister hands,minds and go!!!!
get er done….sister style…Thanks to my sisters …I am who I am.Love ya all.”the kid” aka Janice Matthews

]]> By: Michelle Handwerker http://thesisterproject.com/about-the-sister-project/comment-page-1/#comment-38238 Michelle Handwerker Sat, 16 Apr 2011 18:44:54 +0000 http://thesisterproject.com/?page_id=187#comment-38238 Hi Margaret, Sat with you at Oriole 9 across from Susan Richards on Sat. at the WWF...wish I knew about this project and could've spoken with you then . Also very interested in your dual memoir effort as that was why my husband and I were there, we are writing a dual memoir. But the Sister Project is so close to my heart and my work in the past decade and a half. I don't have any genetic sisters but I have always been intrigued by the special something that all women have in common. It's the sense of a deeper presence that lies below the facade of the ego/personality....I've always sensed it and reached for it. I see women having a powerful responsibility to tap the incredible power that lies in this place of sisterhood. I have been in the practice of Wholistic Health for over 30 years now and I see a powerful potential healing force in the authentic coming together of women. I have practice this in the form of circle gatherings and your idea of the blog is one powerful aspect of these gatherings i.e. hearing each other into speech. I write this now from our home in south Florida, I would love to invite you to share circle when I'm up at our Bearsville home early this summer. warmest regards and sisterly hugs, Michelle Hi Margaret,
Sat with you at Oriole 9 across from Susan Richards on Sat. at the WWF…wish I knew about this project and could’ve spoken with you then . Also very interested in your dual memoir effort as that was why my husband and I were there, we are writing a dual memoir. But the Sister Project is so close to my heart and my work in the past decade and a half. I don’t have any genetic sisters but I have always been intrigued by the special something that all women have in common. It’s the sense of a deeper presence that lies below the facade of the ego/personality….I’ve always sensed it and reached for it. I see women having a powerful responsibility to tap the incredible power that lies in this place of sisterhood. I have been in the practice of Wholistic Health for over 30 years now and I see a powerful potential healing force in the authentic coming together of women. I have practice this in the form of circle gatherings and your idea of the blog is one powerful aspect of these gatherings i.e. hearing each other into speech. I write this now from our home in south Florida, I would love to invite you to share circle when I’m up at our Bearsville home early this summer.

warmest regards and sisterly hugs,
Michelle

]]> By: marionroach http://thesisterproject.com/about-the-sister-project/comment-page-1/#comment-37939 marionroach Fri, 01 Apr 2011 15:07:26 +0000 http://thesisterproject.com/?page_id=187#comment-37939 Oooooooh. Limbic Resonance. I love that, as well as the name of the blog. I'll check it out. Thanks, Patty. Oooooooh. Limbic Resonance. I love that, as well as the name of the blog. I’ll check it out. Thanks, Patty.

]]> By: marionroach http://thesisterproject.com/about-the-sister-project/comment-page-1/#comment-37938 marionroach Fri, 01 Apr 2011 15:06:30 +0000 http://thesisterproject.com/?page_id=187#comment-37938 Welcome, Dawn. We are so glad you are in the kitchen with us. Please come back soon for more. Welcome, Dawn. We are so glad you are in the kitchen with us. Please come back soon for more.

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