#53 An avant garde mother and a moving social experience
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Inspired by an article about an avant garde mother in The Observer, Tracy & Heather explore the nature of what it means to be an artist and when you can call yourself one. We also learn that Heather is often surprised to realise that she is indeed an adult. We both need to read this book called "When I grow up" by Moya Sarner just so that we can be prepared!
Heather's "thing" this week was a social group event that she attended and was deeply moved by.
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