Mahinekura
Thursday, December 6th, 2007My friend Mahinekura Reinfeld died a few days ago. She’s a woman I will never forget.
Ever.
My friend Mahinekura Reinfeld died a few days ago. She’s a woman I will never forget.
Ever.
I keep a place in my house for my ancestors. It’s near the kitchen, a home’s center of activity. It’s interesting how making space for my honored dead in my life helps me feel a sense of continuity. They are not gone, not forgotten, and I can talk to them whenever I want. Their spirits […]
Acknowledging grief helps transmute it into love and gratitude. It’s an ongoing process.
This is inspired by / in response to two of Heath’s posts:
8 Years Later
Saying Goodbye
I shot this video in June at my mom’s house in Clarkdale, Arizona. At the time, Mary had adopted this street as her home, and most residents happily welcomed her and fed her. Not too long ago, she disappeared. This area is full of predators who could have dragged her off and made a meal […]
Back in 2002, I took a digital storytelling class to supplement film school courses, and it changed my life. I stopped wanting to be a “filmmaker” and started wanting to tell real stories, snippets of lives, mine and others. So this is my very first digital story, exploring a place I spent a lot of […]