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  Thursday, October 24, 2002


I'm still (is "still" the right word?) deeply saddened over Dad's death. I think one problem with today's society is that one is given a short period to mourn and then you've got to merge right back into traffic again. I want more time to remember and reflect. I think those cultures where you take 30 days to mourn have the right idea. By the end of 30 days you're probably pretty much sick of the whole mourning thing and are actually ready to get back into the swing of things.

On the gesture front, my book club did a very nice thing. They got me an elegant sympathy card and a very cute little wind up bug to cheer me up. It is so deeply touching to have friends that truly care and are concerned.


9:25:18 PM    comment []

This is one of my favorite weeks of the year in Anchorage: The Alaska Federation of Natives holds its annual convention in Anchorage the third week in October. Two thousand Natives and Indians from all over Alaska are here in town. And its great - it provides a taste of what Alaska really is all about.

Plus - there's the really fabulous arts and crafts show. I go every year. Village artisans from all over the State display their works. Mom and I toddled on down today. I didn't get anything - but I may go back tomorrow. There were a few nifty ivory pieces that really caught my eye.


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