I recently read an article on gratitude. In addition to the reasons given for which to be thankful, another would be giving thanks for all the animal life in the world. They have many things to teach us as people.
Tommy the Cat comes to mind. So many people had naturally gravitated to Tommy, the Wissahickon Environmental Center’s long-time resident feline. Everything about him gave a good vibe. His passing last July has left an emptiness in the hearts of those who loved him.
The wonderful exhibit by artist Dan Ravasio, “Remembering Tommy & Other Wissahickon …
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I recently read an article on gratitude. In addition to the reasons given for which to be thankful, another would be giving thanks for all the animal life in the world. They have many things to teach us as people.
Tommy the Cat comes to mind. So many people had naturally gravitated to Tommy, the Wissahickon Environmental Center’s long-time resident feline. Everything about him gave a good vibe. His passing last July has left an emptiness in the hearts of those who loved him.
The wonderful exhibit by artist Dan Ravasio, “Remembering Tommy & Other Wissahickon Wonders,” has again been extended through December at Spring Mill Pointe in Lafayette Hill.
Bridget W. Irons
Chestnut Hill
