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If you would like to participate in the memorial service for Charles Hahn and haven’t yet registered, here’s the link: https://bit.ly/charleshahn . Once you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more details. Thank you. ~ Marsha …………………. What becomes of us if we all cannot live together? J These times of pandemic remind us how connected we are. Now that we’re relegated to wearing … Continue reading We’re In This Thing Together
You all are invited to the virtual Memorial Service for my father Charles Hahn. It will be held (via Zoom) on Saturday, May 30 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time (10:00 a.m. Pacific). If you haven’t already, you’ll need to download the Zoom app and register in advance. The registration page is at https://bit.ly/charleshahn . Once you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more details. … Continue reading Transcending Our Rainy Days
I’d like to invite all our readers to the memorial service for Charles Hahn. The “virtual” service will be conducted over Zoom on Saturday May 30th at 1:00 pm Eastern Time, 10:00 am Pacific Time. Pat will be offering the eulogy. We will send the invitation link (which isn’t ready quite yet) with next week’s post. Marsha When Marsha and I decided to moved to … Continue reading A Shared Garden
The reflection below was written by Marsha’s mother, Doris, in 2005. We share it with you on this Mother’s Day. [Written in 2005] Just after sunup one morning this week, I was lying on the floor as I finished a series of exercises. I was catching my breath before heading back to change clothes when I heard some geese calling nearby. I had immediate images … Continue reading Memories (by Doris)
These days I’ve been feeling a little weary and needing to get outside of my own head. I asked Marsha where she turned for inspiration and she said music always had been an important source for her. She loved all kinds of music, and mentioned that she had gone through an intense Beethoven phase when she was a teenager. Her response reminded me of music’s … Continue reading Thank You, Beethoven