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Is There Such A Thing as an Ordinary Day?
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mary anne radmacher
I found myself looking about the tasks of my day and I casually assessed, “Well, this is just an ordinary day.” I immediately countered that observation. June 25, 2014. Unrepeatable. Never to be seen again. These seconds,as they sweep past, will never whooosh in precisely the same configuration. Units of measure that we have named…
What Can You Do to Stop Gun Violence?
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mary anne radmacher
Pay attention to what the Brady Bill people are doing on June 21: ASK the question. Share with your neighbors, family and school. And then, ask the question and DO something about the answer.
Mass Shootings
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mary anne radmacher
Seattle Pacific University
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mary anne radmacher
When the sirens went off we were always startled, we wee ones, just first, second and third graders in our wing of the old school (it was old even then, decades ago). I knew I didn’t fully grasp the nature of what we called a drill. The only context for air raid exercises was the…
Listen To Music In Between Times
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mary anne radmacher
There are times that are neither THERE, yet, Or HERE, quite. They are the in between things that feel a little unsettling. Without prayer, there are hymns. Minus promise, there is melody. Without enthusiasm, the march moves feet forward. In loss, tunes gentle the tears. No teachers, yet music instructs with each note. mary anne…
What is Mary Anne Radmacher doing these days?
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mary anne radmacher
What To Do on the Second Day of the New Year?
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mary anne radmacher
2014
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mary anne radmacher
Still I Pray…
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mary anne radmacher
COURAGE DOESN’T ALWAYS ROAR book review
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mary anne radmacher
Kayla, following the model for an effective review, asked me minimal questions and submitted her first book review. Kayla, who processes the grief of losing her sister when she was a youngster, has turned to conventional poetry to understand her loss. She may now consider branching out into other forms of poetry, she tells me.…
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