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I found myself thinking about the opportunity to gather in the public safe space, physically and emotionally for the most part, to honor those who have journeyed on and to show care and support for their families and one another.

It sounded great and was healing in ways that are touching lives more than we can  know when people learn of the event happening.

Even the possibility and option to allow for that especially when everything seems regulated to the teeth in our schools and communities, due to liability and prevention of risk or not having the right resources to address matters, even

Not much notice, but I'm passing this along since I just opened up an invite to join an online program of 17 classes over that many weeks with the renowned Russ Hudson and Jessica Dibb. Check it out on www.theshiftnetwork.com along with other cool programs inspiring to read about. Maybe find a friend and consider when a program may work (for a few of you to afford and do together.) Some online programs are free, so start with those and see what you can really fit in. I find I over-reach with a few things so really need to pace myself and days.

 I'd love to take it yet don't feel I have the

Plenty of people know sometimes it makes sense to 'make a little noise' to get your message out. Salisbury Hand Drummers take that 'little noise' to a thunderous level at times, shaking the rafters as it were and making people want to get up and dance..or at least tap their foot or clap their hands. Tempted? Facebook friend them online or if you are up for some real adventure, come over to a class session at the Scoville Memorial Library in Salsa-berry (aka Salisbury), Connecticut on a Tuesday night from 7-8pm. 

A $15 donation per class helps keep the remarkable teacher John Marshall