Making Me

• The Vagina Monologues is a fearless work of art
  Written by Judy Clement Wall It’s March 8th and International Women’s Day. More from Judy’s series on Eve Ensler’s production of the Vagina Monologues. Don’t forget this American VM production is for charity. Catch up on any posts you may have missed by following the links at the bottom of this one. The Vagina Monologues is a fearless [...] […]
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• Invisible
  Written by Judy Clement Wall You don’t know me. I live in the upstairs apartment. I’m the one who never turns the music on too loud. You like that, but it’s one of those things you don’t notice. Like your heart. You don’t notice your heart until it malfunctions, until it seizes up trying to find [...] […]
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• V-Day ~ reality, transformation, art and even fun
  Written by Judy Clement Wall More from Judy’s series on Eve Ensler’s production of the Vagina Monologues. Don’t forget this American VM production is for charity. Catch up on any posts you may have missed by following the links at the bottom of this one. On Monday night, I attended a showing of V-Day: Until The Violence [...] […]
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• A love story
  Written by Rebecca I watched a movie the other day called 500 Days of Summer. One of the lines in the film struck a chord. “Love is not real, it is a fantasy.” I completely understood what the character meant when she said that. Half a life time of feeling like an explorer searching for that [...] […]
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• Starting to love yourself
  Written by Melissa With Valentine’s Day just a day away; Melissa describes how starting to love yourself when fighting an eating disorder is the best Valentine’s Day present you can have. If you’re looking for fluffy hearts and romance, I’d stop here. My eating disorder didn’t do sharing and it certainly didn’t have time for love. It preferred [...] […]
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• The drums are calling
  Written by Judy Clement Wall Judy has been writing and guest blogging for isca for several months now. Those familiar with her Vagina Monologues series will not be surprised to hear of her meteoric rise from assistant to the Director, to Assistant Director. But there’s more. Oh yes, and a new addition to the now famous [...] […]
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• Clarity
  Written by Caitlin Flicking back through snap-shot memories, I see even my earliest childhood experiences tainted with a vague sense of unreality. A precociously analytical 5 year old, I reasoned my unease was related to the relative novelty of life and would evaporate as I grew into it. So, I knuckled down, affected the behaviours of childhood, [...] […]
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• The WHAT monologues?
  Written by Judy Clement Wall Whilst working on a production of Eve Ensler’s ‘The Vagina Monologues’, Judy’s journey of discovery becomes very personal. Here are the first four instalments. Part 1 ~ The WHAT Monologues After nearly two years of writing, and then revising my novel, and then meeting with a publisher who offered, not a contract, but [...] […]
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• Xiane’s story
  One cold October, 20 years ago, Xiane was told she would be lucky to live to see Christmas. Now she writes for the first time about the experience that helped her survive two life-threatening situations. It is not easy to write about an illness that you have overcome. You have left it behind; you don’t want to [...] […]
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• Walk with me by Kate Smedley
  Walk with me, across the skies Scale ramparts of heights Unseen, unfettered by the guilt Of an irrevocable past Your veiled eyes conceal Tranquility oft buried in the rubble Of jaded years, cloaked in the Melancholy of a thousand secrets Untold; tinged with ultimate grace Emanating from your precious heart ~~~~~ Come with me, let’s escape Enmeshed in our coc […]
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