Monday, October 5, 2009

Getting lost

Emma getting lost is not a new thing.  For 10 years we roomed together at Asilomar.  Someone always had to be there to get Emma from the classroom to the cafeteria and back to the room.  Her sense of direction always seemed to be in the wrong direction.  How we laughed  One day, we decided to led Emma “take us to lunch”, she soon ran out of facility.  We were headed north to Monterey, instead of south to the cafeteria.  I felt sure she would know the right direction because you go hear the ocean so well that day.  But alas.

 

We have loved all you have taught and done for so many over these many years.

 

Love you all,

 

Anne and Larry Brasher

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