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Donna Visocky
An Evening with Shirley MacLaine
Sunday, June 13 - 7pm
Benaroya Hall - Seattle, WA
TRIP INCLUDES:
- 3 Nights stay at the beautiful Hotel Monaco in Downtown Seattle (just blocks from Benaroya Hall) Friday, June 11 - Sunday, June 13
- 2 VIP Tickets to see Shirley MacLaine Live in Seattle
- Round trip airfare (economy) for 2 to Seattle for event
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I find my inspiration in ordinary, everyday signs. The fact that a simple sign like Dead End can send me into a giggling fit puzzles my friends and family, but when I just “happen” to encounter one the same day…
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In early October, BellaSpark Productions hosted don Miguel Ruiz, the author of The Four Agreements in Denver and Fort Collins. We had a day to fill prior to his speaking event, and Donna invited me to join her in taking don Miguel and his lovely assistant, Eva, on a drive up the Poudre Canyon, with a stop at the stunning Stupa at Red Feather Lakes. Miguel held my hand for most of the trip, and I’ll always remember the poignant feeling of safety and intimacy of that simple gesture.
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My daughter Kristi was killed in a car accident in 2003. She was 21 years old. Needless to say, my husband and I were devastated. The many phases of grief, denial, the Why me?, etc. ……. were tough enough. But for my husband there was an additional burden.
Based on his parochial school upbringing, he struggled with the fact that Kristi had never been confirmed and because of that, she wouldn’t go to heaven.
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