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Subscribe to the Newsletter “Keep on rollin', just a mile to go” ❤️ Editor's Note A conversation with Walt Michelle and I first met Walt Hudson the same way many friendships begin these days in the Grateful Dead community... online. Walt is one of the moderators of the San Antonio Grateful Deadheads Facebook group, and over the past year we crossed each other's paths in the group, tried to meet up for a Deadhead coffee break, and even thought we might see each other at one of the Grateful...
Subscribe to the Newsletter “What a long, strange trip it's been” ❤️ Editor's Note The Long Way Around As this newsletter is landing in your email box, Michelle and I will be on our way to Colorado Springs for her high school reunion. As we started making plans for the trip, I was reminded of something I've noticed more and more over the years, which is life rarely unfolds in a straight line. The routes we imagine for ourselves. The careers, relationships, places, and plans we carefully map...
Subscribe to the Newsletter “Strangers stoppin’ strangers, just to shake their handEverybody’s playing in the heart of gold band” ❤️ Editor's Note In Repair For the past few months, the music has been something we carry. It’s been there in the background of the day. In quieter moments. In the spaces where things slow down enough to be noticed again. The pace changed.The way we held it changed. And over time, something began to soften. Sunday evenings have taken on a different kind of shape....