I wanted to thank all those brave, stalwart, dedicated people who showed up for the “Make Good Trouble” rally at the top of the Hill. It’s not for the faint of heart to stand witness to our deepest values when it is 94 degrees out! There were about 160 of us. Thank you, as well, to the unknown woman who stopped across the street to drop off a package of water bottles! Well done! And thank you to the plethora of enthusiastic honkers passing by. It was music to our sweaty ears.
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I wanted to thank all those brave, stalwart, dedicated people who showed up for the “Make Good Trouble” rally at the top of the Hill. It’s not for the faint of heart to stand witness to our deepest values when it is 94 degrees out! There were about 160 of us. Thank you, as well, to the unknown woman who stopped across the street to drop off a package of water bottles! Well done! And thank you to the plethora of enthusiastic honkers passing by. It was music to our sweaty ears.
Should any readers wish to join the email list for such events, please contact me at janetmather48@gmail.com.
Janet Mather
Chestnut Hill
