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Maev Beaty - Thought #5 - September 11

An episode of the Thought Residencies podcast, hosted by Spiderwebshow, titled "Maev Beaty - Thought #5 - September 11" was published on September 12, 2019 and runs 1 minutes.

September 12, 2019 ·1m · Thought Residencies

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My parents were living and working in New York City when the towers fell. My father watched it with his own eyes and they plucked charred pieces of paper from their Brooklyn balcony for days afterwards. Uh, that same day my husband was on a train with a group of children to perform at an international children's peace festival, but they had to stop the train at the border and bus the kids back, finding a way to explain to them why the peace festival was cancelled. Uh, he wasn't my husband at the time, but today is our fifteenth wedding anniversary. When we called my parents to ask them if we could, ah, use that date for the ceremony and we explained that it was the only day my paternal grandfather could attend, they said that they were ok with that, that they wanted to fill that day with love, with a loving memory. That paternal grandfather is now passed away as has all of my grandparents and. umm... today I am thinking about love and happiness and peace and death and ...all the people who are also thinking about love and happiness and peace and death on this date.  

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