[Magdalen] A great sadness

[Lynn Ronkainen]

Pay no attention to "winding down"... We either say it for ourselves or it is taken out of our own hands. 
Children can be notorious at aging us a few decades ahead of our heart and mind in a 'NY minute'. 
Hugs
Lynn 

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On Feb 4, 2016, at 8:44 PM, Marion Thompson <marionwhitevale at gmail.com> wrote:

It will be all right.  This, after all, is mere hours after the news and today I'm very sad.  So much has changed in my life in the last while.  As my daughter said lightly, "Things winding down."  Oh, further gloom!

Who knows what is waiting round the corner?  Come September it means that Wednesday evenings will be free for who-knows-what as well as a Saturday night per month.  Less driving, at any rate.

Marion, a pilgrim

> On 2/4/2016 9:24 PM, ME Michaud wrote:
> Awww, Marion.
> 
> I've been out there and it's beautiful.
> What if you packed up your sheet music and your voice and followed?
> -M
> 
>> We're not getting any younger and we've had a good run, but what a
>> terrible
>>> loss it will be to me personally after these 25 years of singing really
>> good
>>> stuff with really good friends.  :-(((( Another page turning in my
>>> ever-changing story.  Onward and upward.