Sunday, May 15th
As we look forward to our 45th Reunion on June 3rd - 5th and the joy of sharing each other's company, we took the opportunity to remember those classmates no longer with us, yet who remain a part of us in memory and spirit.
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Sunday, May 15th
As we look forward to our 45th Reunion on June 3rd - 5th and the joy of sharing each other's company, we took the opportunity to remember those classmates no longer with us, yet who remain a part of us in memory and spirit.
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In honor of Earth Day, Sherry Zitter suggested we start in own own homes when looking for ways to care for our planet by moving closer to a sustainable lifestyle. In a very collaborative session she showed us how to repurpose tired or torn textiles and create unique homemade gifts from the heart, or repair clothes to be both appealing and functional by using what you already have on hand. We were encouraged folks to watch and learn, or bring fabric scraps we enjoy, along with needle, thread, and some scissors to work on a project.
In honor of our 45th Reunion, the Class of 1977 is creating a video montage instead of a traditional Record Book. We will create a mosaic of our Class with the materials you send us, in whatever form suits you best, about whatever is most meaningful and/or memorable for you: photos, video, audio, writing.
Even if you can’t attend Reunion, we encourage you to contribute to this project. We want to hear from you and include you in the Class Record video. Submission are due March 18th.
Pat Darcy Alexander introduced us to beading techniques and beading as a spiritual practice. While she discussed beading as a form of mindfulness, she also taught beginner beading techniques via simple hands-on projects -- two easy bracelets and a pair of earrings.