Laura Lee McDermott
Laura Lee is a writer, musician, and teacher who loves people and believes in the power of connections. She's been writing and singing since before elementary school, and now spends her time trying to make the world a little better with words. Part of what is ultimately important to her about this passions of art (whether it be crafting, music or words) is the chance that a little speck of what she shares might inspire motivation for even just one person to believe in his/her own ability to express.
During the pursuit of her English degree, she took as many literature courses as were offered, with a heavy emphasis in British Literature.
Laura believes that art is the main medicine for our souls, relationships the essential cocoon for our creative persons, and home the safest place to work it all out.
2011 is a year for good things.
Read More »
During the pursuit of her English degree, she took as many literature courses as were offered, with a heavy emphasis in British Literature.
Laura believes that art is the main medicine for our souls, relationships the essential cocoon for our creative persons, and home the safest place to work it all out.
2011 is a year for good things.
...
- Page Views
- 3,185
- Content
- 32
- Fans
- 1
- Contributor since
- 10/19/2010
Education/Experience
Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance; 2nd major-- Graduate-Bound English. Northern Michigan University -- 1994. 30 Credits toward Master's Degree in Vocal Performance - Central Michigan UniversityInterests
Music, Art, Drama, Crafting/Sewing, Healthy/Natural Living, Baking, Interior Painting, Skin CareAffiliations
Fitness BlogFeatured Content (1 of 1)
Displaying Results 1 - 32 (of 32) for All Content
-
I Am Not in like with AutumnA poem revealing the agony of Autumn's long kiss goodnight...
-
Look UpLife has taken so many turns. Through the growing love of bird-watching, I eventually embraced my inner courage to pursue my dream of Music Therapy. -
Let Your Vegan Heart Be Drunk with WineHere are some favorite recipes from my house, and a list of my favorite wines to go with them. -
Living My Life; Loving My LaptopIf I could only choose one technological gadget, it would most definitely have to be my laptop. It opens the door for endless opportunities in business, connections, arts, entertainment, and creative work.
-
Dr. Seuss-Approved Activities to Celebrate Read Across AmericaWe don't actually need to have a day designated for doing crafts together at our house, but this is the perfect opportunity to indulge a little bit more and get in touch with some silliness while also getting excited about reading.
-
Motorcycle Warranty: The Need to Know BasisHere's a shortlist of important information to arm yourself with when looking at motorcycle warranties.
-
Does the 2010 Audi A4 Impress?While the 2010 Audi A4 is the largest sedan in its class, its 4-cylinder engine which replaces the previous 6-cylinder engine, has some people looking for more. Still, it has classic beauty and features a smooth ride.
-
The Number One Rule for Borrowing is ResponsibilityThis is an article outlining ways to help young adults avoid making some of the financial errors of previous generations by making smart choices about borrowing for education.
-
Tips for Test-Driving a Used MotorcycleHere are several valuable tips for test-driving a used motorcycle.
-
Refresh with a Fitness Get-AwayThere are plenty of places to visit where you can get exercise to refresh your mind, body and spirit. Here is a short list of favorites. -
How to Break Cabin Fever and Experience Sunshine on a BudgetI've been able to travel to Florida, Texas, California, Minnesota, and Chicago, Illinois on a pretty small budget. Here are some ideas on how you can,too. -
Top Things to Avoid when Looking to Purchase a Used MotorcycleHere are some of the most common mistakes that occur, and can be avoided, when looking to buy a used motorcycle.
-
DIY Mixed-Media Cocktail RingThis is a do-it-yourself guide to making an adorable cocktail ring using wire, fabric, and beads. -
Consumer review of "Power Yoga" DVD, featuring Ashley TurnerThis is my personal experience using "Power Yoga," a workout video taught by premiere yoga teacher Ashley Turner.
-
Valentine's Day Project: Above the JunkHere is a brief description of how I make jean quilts, which I believe make fabulous gifts for Valentine's or any other gift-exchange. -
Some of the World's Best Motorcycles: 2011Here is a shortlist of the best motorcycles on the market currently.
-
Remembering Christa's CourageChrista McAuliffe had an impact on so many people before she stepped foot on the Challenger. Her untimely death, although sad, burned her courageous image into our hearts, influencing many youth toward goal-setting.
-
Incorporating Free Weight Home Workouts with the Alexander TechniqueThis is an article which takes a look at the Alexander Technique, and how it can be helpful for people choosing to do a home workout that requires good form, such as a free-weight program.
-
Single Mom: Improve Schools, Make Health Care Affordable in 2011With the upcoming State of the Union Address, here is a personal account of five issues that directly affect or relate to my children and me. -
Highlights from the 2011 Detroit Auto Show - Good Show for American-Made MotorsSeveral American-made cars are featured as highlights of this year's auto show. It appears that many engineers are thinking green as well as being economically sensitive.
-
We Bid You Farewell, SuzannahSuzannah York died Saturday, Jan. 15, at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, age 72. She'd been battling advanced bone marrow cancer.
-
The 2010 Passat: Luxury and Common SenseThe 2010 Passat has a lot to offer car owners. Who says owning state-of-the art German engineering has to break your bank? Take a serious look at the Passat.
-
Discovering My Allergy Changed My HealthI had to get really sick before I found out what was standing in the way of being slimmer, and what was feeding my disease symptoms of fibromyalgea.
-
American Sports' PieHere's a great recipe for a gluten-free pie that absolutely everyone will enjoy! Colorful and fruity, it is an easily adaptable recipe.
-
West Michigan Movie Productions Inspire DreamsThis article talks about two women in West Michigan who had opportunities to be part of movies being filmed for release in 2011. They discuss the impact this has had on their optimism for the future.
-
Lunch for the SoulThis is an account of the very first time I celebrated Black History Month. My friend Gerald introduced me to foods he'd grown up eating while we discussed topics of diversity.
-
Lily's HistoryThis is a story about a single mother, Rebecca, struggling to find the courage to expose her young daughter, Lily, to cultural diversity. Now that Lily is going on eight, Rebecca discovers she needs to find a way to overcome her fears.
-
High-Maintenance Ears: Self-HelpThis is a self-help guide on natural ways to maintain ear health, and avoid painful outer ear infections often followed by invasive medicines.
-
Canine Christmas ChaosThis is a story told from the viewpoint of a brilliant young female dog about a wild Christmas of indulgence she shared with four other dogs while the humans were gone to a Christmas Eve Service.
-
Several Things to Avoid Getting Your Man This Valentine'sThis is an article about several items/services men do not wish to have provided for them during this romantic Valentine's season. Women should consider good old-fashioned quality time when thinking of how to gift their lovers.
-
Singing is a Sport: Guide to the Process of SingingThis is an introductory article about singing which focuses on preparing your mind to learn, suggesting that it's more about persistence than natural talent. Believing you can do it is the most crucial step to beginning.
-
Sometimes Valentine's Day Comes at the Wrong Time of the MonthThis is a humorous account of Valentine's Days that fell apart. From practical jokes to accidental offenses, this article presents three years where Valentine's Day was unable to be salvaged.

