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A docent friend, Bill Bomash, who fell on a trip to Brazil several years ago and broke his leg, spent three years recovering from a series of infections and other problems. Learned last Wednesday that his wife has stomach cancer and that he’s not been touring to care for her. Sounds like they may be on the last leg of this treament, three months more chemo and the docs have used the word cure. \u00a0The Big C still exacts its requisite amount of pain and anguish, but is no longer the absolute death sentence it was when I was a boy.<\/p>\n
Going to a gathering of our docent class, 2005, this afternoon. \u00a0The docent classes become and remain very close over time. \u00a0We spend two years of Wednesdays, many other days of practice together. \u00a0In that time we become part of each others lives, friends. \u00a0The average docent is curious, loves art, has a keen interest in the world at a global level. \u00a0I’m glad to have gotten to know this fine group of people.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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