I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
Author: Roshaunda D. Cade, Ph.D.
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House Behind the Cedars by Charles Chesnutt, Ch 18d
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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House Behind the Cedars by Charles Chesnutt, Ch 18c
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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House Behind the Cedars by Charles Chesnutt, Ch 18b
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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Get enough rest
You need more rest. You deserve more rest. You are already amazing; imagine the version of yourself you would be with more rest.
Write about the well-rested version of yourself. What are you up to?
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House Behind the Cedars by Charles Chesnutt, Ch 18a
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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Fan + Breathing
I turned on my fan, and I did my breathing exercises, and I wrote about 6 words – just one short sentence.
And that is the most I’ve written in about the past month, so I’m calling it a win.
Fan + Breathing gets a 12/10.
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Release Control
Here’s the good news: God has a plan for your life.
Here’s the bad news: God’s plan for you life will most likely not operate on your schedule.
You can control many things in your life – how much water you drink, how much exercise you get, how often you pray, etc.
You cannot control many other things in your life – how someone will respond to you, how the person in the next lane drives, how much bread costs, etc.
Today, I invite you to write about how you can release control of the things you can’t control. The sooner you learn to do that, the easier it will be to enjoy your lifelong ride with God.
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House Behind the Cedars by Charles Chesnutt, Ch 17
I have a Youtube playlist where I read aloud from 19th Century American literary texts, and I thought I’d share those here. In addition to reading the texts, I add my own commentary and analysis. I hope you enjoy them.
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Hard Candy + Flora
My throat was a little scratchy – most likely from having done several readings – so I decided to go for some hard candy. And I stared at a plat while dissolving the candy in my mouth.
I was inspired by the plant, and I think I was a little addicted by the candy. One piece turned into six, so I’m going to have to go cautiously next time I decide on the hard candy. And if I’m going to do so many readings (and I plan on it – if you’re curious about what I mean, click HERE to learn more), maybe I need to do some voice training. I don’t want to wear my voice out.
So Hard Candy + Flora gets an 11/10.