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Dear Judy,
I love this whole issue of Groundwaters! I don't know where to begin to comment -
but you know me, I'll just go at it...
“The Apricot Tree” - what a moving story and so well written.
“Children Have No Choice” - from tears to smiles to prayer in one poem - so
touched me.
Sonny's “A Matter of Choice” was/is wonderful.
I can see so much in both your and Sonny's writing - a constant message of healing,
of coming together and your pointing of different ways to look at people. The whole
thrust of your lives seems to be caring for other people in words and most probably
your actions - Groundwaters being one example.
Pat Broome's “Roads Taken” I thoroughly enjoyed - her writing is done so well - so
thought-out and complete. I look forward to reading more of her life.
Pat Edwards' “Tribute to Tom Page” was great! I knew nothing of him personally
before and feel he has finally received some recognition for his years of faithfulness
at the News. Thank Groundwaters for that!
“The Gift” was so sweet and when I read about the writer, I was stunned to read of
her husband's death. Now, that was a gift, to write "as if"...
“Two Teachers Wore a Dozen Hats” - one can't imagine wearing all the hats they
did - wow! It's hard to believe we expected so much of teachers - how versatile and
creative one would have had to be, but also how fulfilling - I'd love to read the book -
so please keep us posted.
“The Flour Sack” - can't wait till my mom reads this - she's often talked about how
versatile it was, but I didn't dream - I loved it!
“Camp Adair” - it staggers the imagination of how many unsung heroes there are. I
love Sonny's tributes.
What can I say about Jennifer Chambers? Is there anything she can't write about?
What a gifted writer. I can see her writing books, writing for television, movies. She
will go far.
When Shekinah, my daughter (now almost 5) saw the picture of you as a girl in your
cowgirl hat - said, "That's me!" I had to explain other girls had cowgirl hats too. But
it's amazing how similar one can look in some costumes and similar hairstyles and
as children.
As I said, love, love, this issue of Groundwaters! Think it was the best so far.
Volume 4 Issue 4 (Summer 2008)
I love this whole issue of Groundwaters! I don't know where to begin to comment -
but you know me, I'll just go at it...
“The Apricot Tree” - what a moving story and so well written.
“Children Have No Choice” - from tears to smiles to prayer in one poem - so
touched me.
Sonny's “A Matter of Choice” was/is wonderful.
I can see so much in both your and Sonny's writing - a constant message of healing,
of coming together and your pointing of different ways to look at people. The whole
thrust of your lives seems to be caring for other people in words and most probably
your actions - Groundwaters being one example.
Pat Broome's “Roads Taken” I thoroughly enjoyed - her writing is done so well - so
thought-out and complete. I look forward to reading more of her life.
Pat Edwards' “Tribute to Tom Page” was great! I knew nothing of him personally
before and feel he has finally received some recognition for his years of faithfulness
at the News. Thank Groundwaters for that!
“The Gift” was so sweet and when I read about the writer, I was stunned to read of
her husband's death. Now, that was a gift, to write "as if"...
“Two Teachers Wore a Dozen Hats” - one can't imagine wearing all the hats they
did - wow! It's hard to believe we expected so much of teachers - how versatile and
creative one would have had to be, but also how fulfilling - I'd love to read the book -
so please keep us posted.
“The Flour Sack” - can't wait till my mom reads this - she's often talked about how
versatile it was, but I didn't dream - I loved it!
“Camp Adair” - it staggers the imagination of how many unsung heroes there are. I
love Sonny's tributes.
What can I say about Jennifer Chambers? Is there anything she can't write about?
What a gifted writer. I can see her writing books, writing for television, movies. She
will go far.
When Shekinah, my daughter (now almost 5) saw the picture of you as a girl in your
cowgirl hat - said, "That's me!" I had to explain other girls had cowgirl hats too. But
it's amazing how similar one can look in some costumes and similar hairstyles and
as children.
As I said, love, love, this issue of Groundwaters! Think it was the best so far.
Volume 4 Issue 4 (Summer 2008)