Anastasia Smith: 24, sisterless and searching.
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FOR MUCH OF MY CHILDHOOD, when I was taken to Alice in Videoland and let out of the car in the parking lot, I tore like an escaped caged animal to the children’s section of the video store and grabbed The Parent Trap off the shelf (I had memorized its location). To this day, when I think of Haley Mills and of long-lost-sisterhood, of course, I think of this movie. [click to continue…]
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H ERE ARE SOME tidbits about my experiences with the sisters called nuns:
1. I used to want to be one. [click to continue…]
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FEU, BY ANASTASIA SMITH, a collage in mixed media, 2007
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