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		<title>By: SJYanke</title>
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		<description>Dear NJ,

I recently attended some of your workshops at the Write! Saskatoon conference and found them very helpful.  You encourage emerging writers to define themselves.

I also wanted to comment on your new &#039;look&#039;. I haven&#039;t colored my hair, for several reasons.  I like to be different.  It&#039;s expensive.  With seven kids, I don&#039;t have time to look in mirrors.  Friends have died before they were old enough to turn grey, so my own grey hairs were a sign of the blessing of longevity.  Besides, I thought, I really didn&#039;t have too many.

But yesterday, I got new glasses.  Bifocals even.  And the first thing I thought when I looked in the mirror at the optical store was, &quot;Man, am I old!&quot;  There were long grey hairs sticking out in all kinds of places that I never saw before.

So now I&#039;m thinking that I either have to return the glasses, or find out how committed I am to going &#039;au naturelle&#039;.  It&#039;s encouraging to find that there are other women who are happy with the way they are, and who once again, inspire us to &#039;define ourselves&#039;.  Thanks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear NJ,</p>
<p>I recently attended some of your workshops at the Write! Saskatoon conference and found them very helpful.  You encourage emerging writers to define themselves.</p>
<p>I also wanted to comment on your new &#8216;look&#8217;. I haven&#8217;t colored my hair, for several reasons.  I like to be different.  It&#8217;s expensive.  With seven kids, I don&#8217;t have time to look in mirrors.  Friends have died before they were old enough to turn grey, so my own grey hairs were a sign of the blessing of longevity.  Besides, I thought, I really didn&#8217;t have too many.</p>
<p>But yesterday, I got new glasses.  Bifocals even.  And the first thing I thought when I looked in the mirror at the optical store was, &#8220;Man, am I old!&#8221;  There were long grey hairs sticking out in all kinds of places that I never saw before.</p>
<p>So now I&#8217;m thinking that I either have to return the glasses, or find out how committed I am to going &#8216;au naturelle&#8217;.  It&#8217;s encouraging to find that there are other women who are happy with the way they are, and who once again, inspire us to &#8216;define ourselves&#8217;.  Thanks.</p>
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