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Love Notes at Ground Zero

Love Notes at Ground Zero

On 9/11 we rolled our giant love notes and handed out 50 black markers to share our message of condolence to the first responders and residents of New York City. We invited people from every part of the world to express positive messages of love. What transpired would forever stay with us.

Going Back for David

Going Back for David

I put my daughter in the car, without knowing how or where we would find him. Over the next two years, David and I relearned to be siblings. Without sifting through the past or aggrandizing the future, we were grateful for the moments in our hands. We spent time in my world and we spent time in his.

A Girl Named Tru

A Girl Named Tru

Tru Wilson inspired us and countless others by courageously taking on her local Catholic school board to be acknowledged as the girl she is, rather than the gender assigned to her on her birth certificate. In 2015, at 12 years of age, she graced the cover of Vancouver Magazine as one of the 50 most powerful people in our city.

Say It Bigger

Say It Bigger

8 billion people on this planet are fighting to be heard. The sound is deafening as we struggle to be understood. Buzzing, pushing, pulling, SHOUTING. We all want to be received. Our message is LOVE.

Serving Soup

Serving Soup

Each morning he receives bags of groceries which are masterfully folded into his legendary soup. David also serves hearty helpings of acknowledgement, respect, and kindness with each cup to familiar faces and newcomers, because David knows firsthand the most important ingredient of any good soup, is LOVE.

Oh as I Was Young and Easy

Oh as I Was Young and Easy

We were friends, in real time and space, therefore I was not alerted with pings from any of my technological criers that he was gone. Among his many talents, Ralph is a world renowned expert on the writings of Dylan Thomas. In between moves like Jagger, he was reciting these words from ‘Fern Hill’…