Thank you for your invitation to LinkIn with you. It seems we have a remarkable number of unrelated LinkedIn contacts in common including:
my Wheaton College classmate Audrey Scanlan,
Jeremie Spitzer whom I met working on a venture known as “No Limits Media,”
Jon Seward whom I met through my community activist participation with Boston’s Central Artery Tunnel–the project known as “The Big Dig.”
and Suzanne Kronisch whom I met in 1982 in Amherst MA at a Feldenkrais summer-long training,
Dear Pam, It took me awhile to get in touch with you as I believed you’d given me your email address, and it took me a while to figure out how to communicate in this way..
I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed meeting you at the Little Portion Friary when you were there recently visiting with Brett. I loved the art work you showed me on your tablet. I felt a real contact with you during our dinner conversation. I am not much of a virtual communicator, However. I do text, as my wife bought me an I phone for Father’s Day. My number is: 631 495-3536. My very best wishes you you and Brett,
When I access your blog via Maria’s listing, your pictures are lovely and part of the message. When I receive it via my subscription, the pictures are so vast that they cannot be viewed. Thanks. Enjoy your blog and observations. I am a follower of Jon and Maria’s blogs, also Paula’s and the writers of Jon’s workshop—fine writing there. I read White Feather Farm regularly–I feel very connected to all of you folks, through Jon’s introduction.
Thank you for your invitation to LinkIn with you. It seems we have a remarkable number of unrelated LinkedIn contacts in common including:
my Wheaton College classmate Audrey Scanlan,
Jeremie Spitzer whom I met working on a venture known as “No Limits Media,”
Jon Seward whom I met through my community activist participation with Boston’s Central Artery Tunnel–the project known as “The Big Dig.”
and Suzanne Kronisch whom I met in 1982 in Amherst MA at a Feldenkrais summer-long training,
What a fascinating thing LinkedIn is.
Dear Pam, It took me awhile to get in touch with you as I believed you’d given me your email address, and it took me a while to figure out how to communicate in this way..
I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed meeting you at the Little Portion Friary when you were there recently visiting with Brett. I loved the art work you showed me on your tablet. I felt a real contact with you during our dinner conversation. I am not much of a virtual communicator, However. I do text, as my wife bought me an I phone for Father’s Day. My number is: 631 495-3536. My very best wishes you you and Brett,
Greg
Pam, I finally finished your interview video and love the way it came out. I hope to have it posted online soon.
Lonna
I’D LIKE TO INCLUDE YOUR SESTINA IN THE ANTHOLOGY I’M EDITING. PLEASE CONTACT ME AT THE EMAIL ABOVE!
When I access your blog via Maria’s listing, your pictures are lovely and part of the message. When I receive it via my subscription, the pictures are so vast that they cannot be viewed. Thanks. Enjoy your blog and observations. I am a follower of Jon and Maria’s blogs, also Paula’s and the writers of Jon’s workshop—fine writing there. I read White Feather Farm regularly–I feel very connected to all of you folks, through Jon’s introduction.
Dear Pam,
I liked the poem you wrote about saying “I love you”. Very unusual for a Buddhist. I would be very happy to connect with you.