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LOCATION:502 94th St\nOcean City MD 21842
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SUMMARY:Writers' Group at the Art League of OC
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for free monthly meetings & creative writing discussion
 .\nAdvanced registration preferred. \n  \nWe will provide open discussion
 s at our monthly meetings. Everyone’s\nvoice will be heard. \n  \n\nFir
 st: Recently I listened to a Columbia University interview\, dated\,\nOcto
 ber 18\, 2007\, featuring Dr. Oliver Sacks. I followed Dr. Sacks for\nmany
  years\, and found his work most helpful\, cautiously clear\, and\nsincere
 \, with humor filling many paragraphs. He was a brilliant\nneurologist\; H
 e died August 30\, 2015. \nThe topic of the interview was\, “Why the Bra
 in Loves Music”. \nI’ll add a comment by Dr. Sacks: \nMusic has a uniq
 ue power to alter the brain in remarkable and complex\nways\, and we human
 s are a musical species no less than a linguistic\none.  The fascinating 
 interview lasts about one-and a half-hours.\nHowever\, whether\, or not yo
 u watch the Columbia Univ. interview\,\nplease share your thoughts on musi
 c’s benefits\, or lack thereof\, in\nyour life. \n  \nSecond: Childhood
  memories\, what comes to mind? Write about it! \nFor me\, “I Remember M
 ama” a popular CBS TV series\, presented from\n1949 through 1957\, featu
 red a Norwegian immigrant family\, who lived in\nSan Francisco\, called to
  me every Friday night. The episodes reflected\ntheir hard times\, along w
 ith the love and dependence they shared with\none another\, Mama and Papa\
 , dedicated loving parents\, along with\nthree-children\, Katrin\, Dagmar\
 , and Nels. I watched it every week! \n\n*As always\, if you’re working 
 on a different subject for your poetry\nor prose composition/submission\, 
 share it with our group!
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>Join us for free monthly meetings &amp\; 
 creative writing discussion. Advanced registration preferred.</div>\n<div>
  </div>\n<div>We will provide open discussions at our monthly meetings. E
 veryone’s voice will be heard.</div>\n<div> </div>\n<div>\n<div>First: 
 Recently I listened to a Columbia University interview\, dated\, October 1
 8\, 2007\, featuring Dr. Oliver Sacks. I followed Dr. Sacks for many years
 \, and found his work most helpful\, cautiously clear\, and sincere\, with
  humor filling many paragraphs. He was a brilliant neurologist\; He died A
 ugust 30\, 2015.</div>\n<div>The topic of the interview was\, “Why the B
 rain Loves Music”.</div>\n<div>I’ll add a comment by Dr. Sacks:</div>\
 n<div>Music has a unique power to alter the brain in remarkable and comple
 x ways\, and we humans are a musical species no less than a linguistic one
 .  The fascinating interview lasts about one-and a half-hours. However\, 
 whether\, or not you watch the Columbia Univ. interview\, please share you
 r thoughts on music’s benefits\, or lack thereof\, in your life.</div>\n
 <div> </div>\n<div>Second: Childhood memories\, what comes to mind? Write
  about it!</div>\n<div>For me\, “I Remember Mama” a popular CBS TV ser
 ies\, presented from 1949 through 1957\, featured a Norwegian immigrant fa
 mily\, who lived in San Francisco\, called to me every Friday night. The e
 pisodes reflected their hard times\, along with the love and dependence th
 ey shared with one another\, Mama and Papa\, dedicated loving parents\, al
 ong with three-children\, Katrin\, Dagmar\, and Nels. I watched it every w
 eek!</div>\n<div><br />\n*As always\, if you’re working on a different s
 ubject for your poetry or prose composition/submission\, share it with our
  group!</div></div>
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