Showing posts with label loving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loving. Show all posts

Saturday, August 14, 2021

Mass Reboot Episode 7: Love (audio)

"DURING A NORMAL summer, Honey Goodenough, a puppeteer, clown, and educator, would be busy teaching and performing, with little time to spend online dating. And in 2019, Goodenough, having given up on finding a life partner, was trying to get pregnant on her own through fertility treatments.

Enter COVID-19.

As the pandemic shut down Goodenough’s in-person work and the fertility clinic, a friend set her up with the dating app Coffee Meets Bagel. There, she met Kenneth Dyer. Their first date: a seven-hour Zoom conversation. 

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The couple told their story on Mass Reboot, a Codcast series examining how COVID-19 affected Massachusetts, in an episode focused on love. With in-person dating options seriously curtailed by the pandemic, the podcast found that COVID-19 has drastically changed how people meet, date, and break up"


Listen to this Mass Reboot Episode on love in the time of COVID-19.

Mass Reboot Episode 7: Love (audio)
Mass Reboot Episode 7: Love (audio)



Monday, May 26, 2008

"The energy this crystal has is very loving"

GHS
Posted May 26, 2008 @ 10:00 AM

FRANKLIN —

It's not a bad life, being one of Sage Marianne's "babies."

Sage gently sings to the "newborn" crystals and says she infuses them with a divine healing energy.

A few of them even rest in their own purple velvet-lined basinets.

Since Sage's first "birth" in October 2000, she has opened her Glenn Meadow Road home to hundreds, possibly thousands of quartz crystals she unearthed during her bi-annual crystal mining trips to Hot Springs, Arkansas.

Recently, 63-year-old Sage "Crystal Singer" returned from Hot Springs where she unearthed a few new gems, a tradition that began when she decided to take a six-week absence from work to explore who she is, she said.

"I'm an adventurous woman. I always wanted to drive cross-country - it took me (more than a decade) to do it," Sage said.

Read the full article in the Milford Daily News here.