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A couple weeks ago you met Maria when you read about her two wedding rings--yes two. She's been widowed twice, and it just so happened that both of her husbands were named Kevin. Her ring story is here.
This week we are talking about the benefits of pursuing and cultivating your talents, interests and hobbies as a beneficial path on the journey through grief. Yesterday I hope you enjoyed Carol's poem, and today I hope Maria's adventures in theater will inspire you. What do you love to do that has brought you some "grief relief?" Comment below today's post, or email me at wcplace@gmail.com and I might be able to share your story too. Thanks for visiting today and have a beautiful day. 💗 ferree |
| Maria's "Summer Home" at Madison, OH |
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| Outdoor Cabaret, 2020 |
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| "Performing in this musical in 2015," Maria wrote to me, "was special because it was a few months after my 2nd Kevin's homegoing. The songs I sang as solo pieces were all related to death. It was difficult, cathartic, and oddly therapeutic."  scenic artist for the theater. This particular set feature never got used last summer due to covid shut-downs, but I'm happy to share it here today with you! |
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