[Oe List ...] Wanna help?

[RICHARD HOWIE via OE]

Yes.  Here's one suggestion:
	Mary Oliver's book of poetry: 	THE REASON I GET UP EARLY.  Seems  
apropos for our community!
Ellen Howie
On Jul 30, 2014, at 6:47 AM, James Wiegel via OE wrote:

> Jim Wiegel here.  I am looking for some help in designing and  
> implementing a spirit life component for the Global Archives  
> Research Assembly in September.  If you are able, interested to  
> help,  let me know.  The plan is to have both on line and on site  
> elements.
>
> Could be fun . . .
>
> Jim Wiegel
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> On Jul 28, 2014, at 20:18, David Zahrt via Dialogue  
> <dialogue at lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> THU Jul 24
>> There was a late breakfast—7am—because the Rally at the NE Capital  
>> steps in Lincoln was scheduled for 5pm. We planned to meet at the  
>> Bourbon Theatre on O St at 4pm.  The plan was to March as a group  
>> 4 blocks over to the Capitol and arrive shortly before 5. I walked  
>> over to the gear truck and got my musical equipment and went over  
>> to the Capitol steps to set up. We were scheduled to play before  
>> the Rally started.
>>
>> Bob Fritzmeier,  a friend from Sioux City, arrived. We had a  
>> chance to catch up with each other before the Climate Justice  
>> Gypsy Band began to play.  We played for about 5 minutes and then  
>> the speakers were introduced. There were a substantial number of  
>> Nebraskans at the Rally. Anna introduced the March and then  
>> introduced Ed. Ed made a brief overview of the March and turned  
>> the mike over to a Nebraskan who explained what Nebraskans are  
>> doing about Climate Change, and how the March helps emphasize what  
>> they’re doing.
>>
>> She explained that we are taking a petition, signed by numerous  
>> people, and the Marchers to the Governor’s Mansion. Bob and I took  
>> my insturments over to his car and joined the March to the  
>> Mansion. The gates to the yard were all locked. Then a fellow read  
>> the proclamation to the Governor.  When he finished the  
>> proclamation he must have pushed a button on the entrance because  
>> an officer came out of the Mansion and over to the gate. He was  
>> handed the petition with all its signatures then returned to the  
>> Mansion. The Governor didn’t appear.
>>
>> We Marched back to the steps of the Capitol where a pastor  
>> described what was required of us, what we were doing, and gave  
>> her blessing. We then headed over to the school where there was  
>> sweet corn and dinner for those who wanted it. On the way over I  
>> discovered why Bob was so familiar with Lincoln: he had attended  
>> University in Lincoln. As we moved along I took the opportunity to  
>> introduce Bob to the Marchers. He was pleased to meet them, find  
>> out where they were from, and get their perspective on the March.  
>> I introduced him to Miriam, who has been elected as the Mayor of  
>> the March. When Bob told her he was from Sioux City, she informed  
>> him that was where she was born. He also made a financial  
>> contribution to the March, which was much appreciated.
>>
>> Since the next day was a stay-day I was introduced to the man who  
>> was the taxi to my host’s residence. He took Bob and me back to  
>> Bob’s car to get the bass and amp, then went to the gear truck  
>> where I packed the music equipment and got my overnight  
>> equipment.  Bob had to be back in Sioux City at his work on Friday  
>> morn, so we said “Goodbye” and departed.  Our host was Trish. She  
>> was working at the checkout counter at HyVee until 10:30, so JJ  
>> and I settled in and waited for Trish to get home. She arrived and  
>> we had some conversation before bedtime.
>> -- 
>> Peace, David
>>
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