October Birthday

Hey Bunny,
Your 2nd cosmic birthday past about a week ago (10/14).  We're still missing you an awful lot.  Winter is coming.  The Fall has been beautiful, but short.  At least I think so--it snowed a tentative amount today and it IS cold, but the next few days are supposed to warm up to 60.   Who can figure it out? 
We're pretty OK in Sandgate.  We had some art shows in the schoolhouse.  The Mears place is getting fixed up.  Mr. Mears died and rumor has it that he gave the place to his caretakers.  So, it looks different when you drive out of town now.  And coming into town, there were 3 big trees that stood before Willy Lomberg's place which were cut down--gosh it looks so different.  Those trees used to hold the ground down (visually) and now you almost feel like you (and the house) could fly off the road.   That yellow house is perched on a pretty steep hill.  I wonder if I'll ever get used to seeing it this way.  Guess I'm getting old.
The last news is that the phone company is promising that high speed everything is coming to Sandgate by Christmas!  Should we believe?
love
g

Bunny's Memorial Sunday May 23rd 2010 at Jayne's

Dear Bunny,
I was just thinking of you and wanted to let you know that it was a wonderful memorial party at the Dome!  If any pictures surface, I'd be happy to post them.  Annie showed her video.  It was really good to see everyone.  It was great of Jayne to carry on your tradition of bringing us together.  We'll keep on.

Miss you.  Wish you you were here to see Jayne's up-side-down humming birds.
All our love 

Dear Friends & Family of Bunny,

I was just thinking of Bunny and in my thoughts I'm wishing her a Happy First Cosmic Birthday.

love to all,

g

Stone

Goodbye, Bunny

Wanted to let you all know that Bunny passed away tonight, May 18, at about 6 pm. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no memorial or funeral service. Instead of flowers, please make donations to the Lothar Wuerslin Scholarship Fund.

To all of her friends who helped her: many, many thanks - she (and we) appreciated it more than can be expressed. She was blessed with a wonderful circle of friends. Namaste to you all.

this is logan again. i just wanted to say goodbye and goodluck and thank you to Nana Bunny. I'm sure we can all agree she was a big part of our lives, one that, once emptied, can be patched but never refilled. to all that aided her, i thank you for enriching her life, as she did to ours. Love you, Nana. see you in a later life.

Grandma Bunny

okay, this is logan. I'm using my mom's account becuase I can't seem to become a contributor to bunny's friends. Having to deal with my grandma's slow demise is one of the worst experiences I have been through. having to see her lie in her hospital bed slowly starving is traumatic and most of all, very sad. once I lose her, I don't know what I'll do. I still am not used to the absence of her songs or whistling around the house, one of the things I will miss about her the most. I only hope she can move on to a better place, and not have to suffer. I just hope she can see that tree peonie bloom before she dies. Hope to see you in another life, Nana. I love you very much. signed, your loving grandson, Logan Winter Wuerslin.

MAY DAY 20.09

Well, dog my cats, it's May Day! Let's say good-bye to the cruellest month, tho' April is always fun in Sandgate. Our last April party on Saturday the 25th, at Jayne's, was a wonderful gathering. So many friends! So much good food! I forgot how much fun it is to drink Mimosas and talk that easy talk with the wonderful women I know. How strong we are, like tea bags. (you had to have been there to get that one) How soft we are! How much we share...and love.

Happy May Day!

HAPPY EARTH DAY

TO EVERYONE

Sensational Turnout at Northshire's Author's Talk

It was a who's who of the Sandgate Literari on the evening of Saturday, April 4th. One would have thought that the April snowstorm outside would have kept attendance quite low.
The seats were filled to capacity proving once again that the artists, craftspeople and writers of Sandgate are impervious to the weather. Most of the audience already had copies of "In the Child's Voice" by Ann B. Wuerslin, MA, MSW, fondly known to us as 'Bunny'.
The Northshire Emcee, Chris, introduced the evening. Mallory spoke and read eloquently. Bunny took the podium and fielded all questions with intellect and sensitivity. When all was said and done the audience was well rewarded this evening for their journey through the snowstorm.

A Message from Bunny

Thank you so much for coming out on a spring-reversal, rainy night
to support me at Northshire. Has anybody ever had kinder friends than I?
I don't think so.
Thank you for helping me enjoy my night as a "big-shot"
published author. Keep well.
Much love Bunny