Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

Thanks, Roy! Here is the text from the article even though I can’t embed the audio. The link worked perfectly, btw. Opened up in the NPR app. I don’t know why I couldn’t find it yesterday. It’s dated October 8th but it says this is an update so I should have been able to find it on the 7th. What ...

Roy— Thank you. I’m going to have to decline the file.
Sorry, I cannot embed audio files here because our site software doesn’t have an audio embedding feature. You can link to it if you’d like. I’d love to listen to it by streaming it. I couldn’t find it on today’s October 7th “All Things ...

https://www.timesofisrael.com/poets-pub ... ber-7/amp/

Times of Israel story about Judih and the chapbook in her memory

Thanks, Sasha! I’m going to look for that story on NPR on the app or YouTube. My heart is heavy.

Mingo,
Your writing has filled my world with your vivid imagination, excellent use of language and the ability to twist words to express your human observations and your love of life. Thank you for stopping by when you can. I appreciate you.

October 7, 2023, three years ago today. A tragic event in Israel. Barbaric. Today (and every day) I am missing our friend Judih Weinstein Haggai who lived in the Nir Oz kibbutz in Israel on the border of Gaza and was brutally murdered, along with her husband, Gad. I am lighting a candle for her ...

Ohhh… duh!! Ok, I see. Thx. Yeah it’s ridiculous

asking mature adults to worship and love an artificial Super God that you plan to invent in your spare time.

I’m sorry but I really don’t know what you’re referring to, Steve. What did I miss?

It’s the cruelest thing I’ve ever heard! They shot him in the back and now they’ve relocated him a couple times with a bullet lodged near his spine. No pain meds except ibuprofen. What the fuck is the matter with this country that allows our ICE agents to shoot an unarmed man in the back and then ...

I’ve never heard of it and I’ve never seen it, I don’t think. Interesting. I looked it up and it’s popular in Baltimore and I’ve been there before, as you know… maybe I saw it before.

Beautiful

I know, Steve… many people are passing away… people we loved… it’s so hard to lose them. I’m so sorry about the loss of your wife!

I loved Cecil. I can only feel honored that I had the opportunity to know him online. I never met him in person, unfortunately

Wow! Chile! That’s fantastic! I’m good. Thank you. You should visit again

It’s lovely! And it will be special to them for the rest of their lives!