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Allan Georgia does “office hours” at the Van Aken Market Hall at Warrensville and Chagrin on Friday afternoons. He gets there as soon as he can after his class at … Continue reading Coffee Office Hours with Allan Georgia
As we’ve unpacked things, we occasionally come across a box that isn’t labeled very clearly. So, we open it up and check out the contents so we can figure out … Continue reading Ruminations: Award
No, I’m not telling you about updated protocols. We’re still working with the same plans you’ve been hearing about for gathering in person. But I got a COVID booster shot … Continue reading Ruminations: Vaccination
Music Notes – Sunday, November 7th: “The Poet Sings” – online concert with Good Company and composer James Mulholland Please join me next Sunday, November 14th at 4:00 p.m. … Continue reading Musical Musings: Nov 7 – 13, 2021
Be sharp! A few notes about singing… I’m sure you know by now that UUCC has returned to in-person, indoor services. This is definitely reason to celebrate, but there are … Continue reading Singing in Person
If you were in service this past Sunday, you heard us talk about QR codes and using them to get to our Google Form to help us with contact tracing. … Continue reading QR Codes for Checking in at UUCC
Sometimes, nothing hits you like a good joke. And a nerdy, unexpected joke can be just what the doctor ordered. So, in that spirit I share this pretty amazing, undeniably … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Just a Good Joke
Music Notes – Sunday, October 31st: “The Poet Sings” – online concert with Good Company and composer James Mulholland Please join me on Sunday, November 14th at 4:00 p.m. … Continue reading Musical Musings: Oct 31 – Nov 6, 2021
We are not going all out with Halloween decorations. It’s our first year in town. We’re just getting settled in. We have other priorities. We did set up our Halloween … Continue reading Ruminations: Projector
Videos pervade the internet that are focused on moments of public outburst, embarrassing personal moments, and various kinds of injustice. It has become part of our cancel culture, our police … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: New Patterns for Public Confrontation
