Uncle Calvin’s Tonight
November 30, 2007
Dallas back in the early days of Uncle Calvin's.
Robin---this show is for you.
XO
Sara
posted by Sara Hickman at 10:25 am
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This Voice In My Heart
I may have mentioned it on this site before, but now that I am becoming friends with the Burundi (who are Hutus)
family here in Austin, it strikes an even deeper chord for me.
Gilbert, who is a Tutsi, now lives in Austin and teaches running clinics. He is an amazing person to have survived so much.
If you want to know more about the devastating conflict between the Hutu and the Tutsi tribes, you will learn about it first hand from Gilbert's stunning
account.
Love,
Sara
posted by Sara Hickman at 10:21 am
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Blast from the Zippity Do Dah Past! Little Blue Man!!!
November 29, 2007
I had the good fortune of interviewing you for a morning radio show I
used to do in Monticello NY about a million years ago.
While cleaning out the garage a couple of weeks back in preparation for
a garage sale I came across a cassette of that
Interview from 11/6/1990. I had recorded it off the air on a $10
walkman knock-off so the quality is suspect at best.
Anyway...as I ramble...I thought you might like to hear an excerpt from
that interview. It refers to your "secret song" on your then latest album. Hope all is well.
http://www.tonyimpieri.com/sara.htm
Take care,
Tony Impieri
posted by Sara Hickman at 10:08 am
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World AIDS DAY December 1
This 10th annual Austin area World AIDS Day Service of Remembrance and Hope will be held on Saturday, December 1st at Gethsemane Lutheran Church , 200 West Anderson Lane at 7:00pm.
The greater Austin community is invited to gather for this tenth annual World AIDS Day service of remembrance, which marks World AIDS observances for 2007. This service also provides a vivid reminder of the need for renewed awareness of the extent of the HIV/AIDS pandemic here in central Texas . This year AIDS quilts will be displayed in memory of those who have died from AIDS complications.
The mission of The Care Communities (formerly Interfaith Care Alliance ) is to provide practical and compassionate support through care teams, for people living with serious illness. Our vision is to have a caring community where no one will face a serious illness alone. The website is http://www.thecarecommunities.org
Thank you for your time and consideration. You have any questions, Please call Roger Temme , Outreach Coordinator at 512.459.5883 or e-mail at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
posted by Sara Hickman at 09:41 am
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Homeless Thermal Underwear Drive
November 28, 2007
$10 puts a set of thermals on a man or woman
$20 provides thermals AND gloves
$25 provides thermals, a hat and gloves
Underwear, gloves and hat can make the difference between frostbite and fingers that function, and even life or death. I don't mean
to sound melodramatic...I mean to share with you that your simple gift is of great importance. I have seen what the
hands and faces of homeless endure in bitter, freezing weather.
I can't say enough about Richard Troxell, House the Homeless and everyone involved in this group. They are tireless and
work endlessly to help protect, clothe, and get homeless folks off the street and into shelter...from temporary to permanent.
You are also welcome to donate more, if you are willing...I promise you that every dime is used wisely, with the intent to help
and nurture our displaced fellow human beings.
If you can, please send a check to:
House the Homeless
P.O. Box 2312
Austin, TX 78768
Thank you, and all my love,
Sara
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