Nearly every day some mail comes. Most of it looks commercial. This envelope which came last week reminded me that once upon a time stamps ruled. You just kept adding them until they added up to the required amount. It fostered mental arithmetic, something my father excelled at and liked in his one-room school close to today's Park City.
Showing posts with label Harmonies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harmonies. Show all posts
Friday, September 12, 2008
office mail
I work half-time for Harmonies www.harmonies.org.
Nearly every day some mail comes. Most of it looks commercial. This envelope which came last week reminded me that once upon a time stamps ruled. You just kept adding them until they added up to the required amount. It fostered mental arithmetic, something my father excelled at and liked in his one-room school close to today's Park City.
Nearly every day some mail comes. Most of it looks commercial. This envelope which came last week reminded me that once upon a time stamps ruled. You just kept adding them until they added up to the required amount. It fostered mental arithmetic, something my father excelled at and liked in his one-room school close to today's Park City.
Monday, April 14, 2008
what I do--Harmonies
Here's what I emailed to people:
"Hey, I know it's tempting to spend all day Saturday "doing" things. But please consider going to the Shekinah concert in the new Blossom Hill church facility tomorrow at 7 p.m. You'll get nine women in their twenties who belt out a big variety of acappella stuff, mostly up-to-date "sing the story/journey" type. Check them out at shekinahmusic.net. And, it's free. It's sponsored by Harmonies, which is a group trying to offer good vocal moments for our lives."
The pic shows you what the takers got. A lot of people did come to the event.
Photo by Stanley Godshall.
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