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Ann V. Klotz

Ann V. Klotz is the mother of three (2 daughters off in the world, 1 son at home) and the Head of a girls' school in Shaker Heights, OH, where she follows the lives and learning of 654 children, ages 2 to 18. Her house is cluttered with books and alive with the shenanigans of 3 rescue dogs, 3 cats and one long-lived carnival gold fish. Her essays have appeared in Literary Mama, Mothers Always Write, The Manifest Station, The Feminine Collective, Mamalode, Coffee and Crumbs, the Brevity Blog and on The Huffington Post. Her chapter about becoming a teacher was included in the Creative Nonfiction's anthology, What I Didn't Know. You can read more of her writing on Ann's website: annvklotz.com or by following her on Twitter @AnnKlotz

Time Weaves a Mother’s Tapestry From Two Windows in Manhattan

Journal, Motherhood
March 18, 2018
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By Ann V. Klotz

Time Weaves a Mother’s Tapestry From Two Windows in Manhattan

I am staying overnight in my oldest daughter’s apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. It was a quick…

Ann V. Klotz

Ann V. Klotz

Time Weaves a Mother’s Tapestry From Two Windows in Manhattan

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