Jacob Lawrence, The Life of Frederick Douglass No. 1.
In Talbot County, eastern shore, state of Maryland, in a thinly populated worn-out district inhabited
by a white population of the lowest order, among slaves who in point of ignorance were fully in accord
with their surroundings-it was here that Frederick Douglass was born and spent the first years of his
childhood-February 1818. (1939)
Workbook: February, 2007
February 28, 2007 : The smell of burning leaves.February 27, 2007 : She used to goad me on purpose, trying to provoke explosions.February 26, 2007 : "Our children are better than others."February 25, 2007 : One sleeps at the center of the bed...February 24, 2007 : Worry.February 23, 2007 : Family, loyalty, support.February 22, 2007 : Sweetness.February 21, 2007 : Anger, white hot.February 20, 2007 : You don't exist.February 19, 2007 : You're an abuser.February 18, 2007 : "What are you doing to me?" February 17, 2007 : I showed it the phone.February 16, 2007 : It grabbed me by the collar and got into my face.February 15, 2007 : "I've put her through everything."February 14, 2007 : "Do you want me to smoke?"February 13, 2007 : Sneering: "She wants to help the people."February 12, 2007 : "Call her! Call the one you love."February 11, 2007 : "You know what I love so much about you?"February 10, 2007 : "She isn't here. She's asleep."February 9, 2007 : Imperative, with authority:February 8, 2007 : Blood sugar.February 7, 2007 : The cook's wife's eyes were yellow for weeks before she died.February 6, 2007 : In the beginning my responses were destructive.February 5, 2007 : To meet, and fall so instantly in love.February 4, 2007 : Spiritual warfare.February 3, 2007 : Inability to protect those you love.February 2, 2007 : Powerlessness.February 1, 2007 : Bottles.
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