Sharen Wendy Robertson
I grew up in Boston, MA. I was married for 28 years, raised four children (my youngest, Carmelo, resides now in Heaven). I attended Harvard University when I was 40 years old, where I received my Master's Degree in Education. After the sudden death of my son in 2008, I was propelled on a new musical journey as a singer/songwriter. I have since written and produced two cds, and have a YouTube channel which contain my homemade videos. My channel now exceeds 104,000 hits.
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B.A. - Stonehill College; Ed. M. - Harvard UniversityInterests
Songwriting, recording and producing, teaching and education, entrepreneur and business owner, property management, writing, singingMotto
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Join the "Unemployed Club" - You Know You Want ToA sarcastic view at being unemployed, from someone who is in the Club.
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Let Me Remember My AngelRemember a loved one in words, deeds, and music.
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Let Me Remember My AngelRemember a loved one in words, deeds, and music.
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Why Don't We Value the Cycle of Life?All of creation is valued equally in the cycle of life, and all of creation shares equally in acquiring a degree of physical immortality. Can we accept our non-dominant place in this infinite process of recycle, rebirth, and renewal?
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Harvard - My Lifelong Dream Come TrueFrom the time I was 11 years old and selling newspapers on a corner in Harvard Square I dreamed that one day I would attend Harvard University. I took the risk and applied 30 years later.
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An Angel Called Reena ShiAn allegory contemplating human existence and our place within the cosmos. It is strictly symbolic, my attempt to illustrate the connection between the environment, people, and God, with the most important thread of the connection being "love."
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The Toll Free DayA 16 year old girl finds the courage to accept the reality that she is pregnant. Teenage pregnancy, and the choices they pose, are some of the most difficult decisions young women can face.
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Mourning a Family PetThis true story illustrates not only the emotional loss experienced by family members when a pet dies, but also that which is experienced by the surviving family pet, who mourns the loss of a companion too.
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Birthdays and Angel ChildrenBirthdays offer us one special day to share with a person how much their birth means to us. When a child dies, bereaved parents (of which I am one) often find their child's birthday brings heartache and pain, along with the joy.
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I Know You Hear My Songs Up in HeavenLosing a loved one is heartbreaking; losing a child, unbearable. Losing my 20-year-old son was the "last straw" for me emotionally, mentally, and physically, and I found myself propelled into a songwriting journey that has saved my life.
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The Day Dad LeftThere are some things that happen in our lives so emotionally painful they are burned into our memory forever. I will never forget the day my father left, nor the blank, emotionless expression he had as I pleaded for him to stay.
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Life After Your Forever After EndsMy dream of happily-ever-after came to an end when my marriage of 28 years ended, leaving me to face the daunting task of picking up the pieces of my broken dream and inventing a new life, one filled with new hopes, new dreams, and new possibilities.
