From the monthly archives:

February 2010

Urban Refuge: A Musical Daylong Retreat with Betsy Rose

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This retreat in Berkeley, CA will be an energizing day of group singing, improvisation, harmonization, breath and sound awareness, spirit renewal through meditation, poetry, sacred song, and hot tubbing.

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Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs: The Movie

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The new “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs” movie, based on the 1978 children’s book, has great animation and clever, sophisticated humor for the whole family.

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Sausalito, CA: A Valentine’s Day Destination

Sausalito, CA, just north of San Francisco, is the perfect spot for a romantic Valentine’s Day getaway, where you can enjoy outstanding food, shops, and scenic views.

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Time Travel Dilemma: Visit Great-Grandparents or Great-Grandchildren?

How would you answer this question: If you could time travel, would you rather meet your great-grandparents or your great-grandchildren? For me it’s a tough choice.

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What Lengths Do You Go to See Your Grandchild?

Grandparents will go to great lengths to see their grandchildren. Many grandparents drive or fly great distances or make other sacrifices to keep in touch with them.

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Grandchildren Grow Up Too Quickly

It’s hard to let go of rituals we enjoyed when our grandchildren were little; we want to hold on to those precious connections, as if that will help stop time.

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