Share the Wealth with Chris Wallach: Love to All
When my father died in 2011, I was given the box of letters he had written to his mother and father during WWII. Albert Whitney Wallach started writing on his way to Boot Camp…
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Share the Wealth with Kelsey Shaver: Dancing the In-Between
The word “liminal” comes from the Latin word for a threshold or doorway. Transitions in life are normal, but what happens when the doorway becomes prolonged, like a passage or tunnel? My name is Kelsey….
Share the Wealth with Katie Murphy: Lessons from Bees, on 2.25.2024
In 2020, when everyone was baking sourdough bread, I was signing up for an intro to beekeeping course. By April 2021, I had a hive living on the roof of my house in Washington, DC….
Remembering Our Beloved Friends and Teachers
Ann Manganaro, 1993 Mev Puleo, 1996 Mark Scheu, 2003 Dan Horkheimer, 2007 John Kavanaugh, 2012 Pete Mosher, 2013 Hedy Epstein, 2016 Ellen Rehg, 2019 Jean Abbott, 2021 Andrew Wimmer, 2024 Andrew with Aldo, photo by…
Walt, for Andrew, 1.22.24
I hear it was charged against me that I sought to destroy institutions,But really I am neither for nor against institutions, (What indeed have I in common with them? or what with the destruction of them?)Only…
Mev and Andrew
For Suzanne Renard Mev Puleo died 28 years ago today and, out of the blue, I just remembered something Andrew Wimmer had written about the book I wrote about Mev way back in 2005. Even…
Yesterday, While Sitting in Barnes Jewish Hospital with Suzanne…
she shared her enthusiasm for the writer Niall Williams, and quoted from memory the opening line of his novel, On Earth As It Is in Heaven: “There are only three great puzzles in the world,…
Sharing Gratitude This Evening
Dear Friends, This evening I will be on Zoom to facilitate a sharing of gratitude from today, this week, this fall season, or this year. Here’s an apt reflection to consider from Thich Nhat Hanh…
Live, Trash, Love: Share the Wealth with Katie Murphy
Winter 2023 River Terrace, a small neighborhood in Washington, DC The protagonist begins as they often do – irked about one thing or another. She dons a pair of blue nitrile gloves, trash bags stuffed…
For Katie Murphy
Photo by Natalie Long