Each time I go somewhere I take time to listen and ask questions to people who happen to be standing next to me in line for the vaccine or buying groceries.
It’s such a delightful …
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Each time I go somewhere I take time to listen and ask questions to people who happen to be standing next to me in line for the vaccine or buying groceries.
It’s such a delightful discovery to learn how people view the world right now and where they came from to arrive here in Port Townsend.
Last evening I had the pleasure to attend the opening of a wonderful new show at Key City Public Theatre to see “Love Always, Patsy Cline” which showcases the music and talent of a legend who died when she was only 30 years old in a plane crash. The actors and musicians shared their talents dancing, singing, and playing in a newly renovated theatre.
I met new people and old friends and listened to their stories making a thread of connections with women who I have not seen or heard for a long time.
How precious our time is here and how many chances we each have for sharing joy.
I applaud all the work that made Key City come back in such an exciting way. How lucky I am to live here and listen to new stories shared by this production.
It’s a musical that will make you dance in your seats and raise your spirits.
Nan Toby Tyrrell
PORT TOWNSEND
