by Jeanne Gehret
by Jeanne Gehret
I have some Christmas gifts for you as the year winds down. So sit back and enjoy.
First of all, some of you may be interested in applying the enneagram to your own life. If so, here’s information about an online retreat to help you. You can learn a lot about the it by reading, but most people find it helpful to have some guidance on identifying their own type.
One of the sponsors, Bea Chestnut, wrote much of the material that underlies my blogposts on the enneagram. Please note that I have never taken a program with her, so I can’t vouch for this event personally.
Second, I’ve compiled a few of my cornerstone blogs on the Anthony family for your enjoyment.
- Mary Anthony
- Hannah Anthony
- Guelma Anthony
- Merritt Anthony
- Susan B. Anthony and the press
- Daniel Anthony’s abolitionist activities
- Anna Osborn Anthony
- The Anthonys’ religious diversity
- Anthonys in Rochester
My final Christmas gift is an exuberant dance that I participated in when Sonnenberg Gardens held a Christmas open house. (I’m the one in purple and yellow, and my husband is my partner.) This English country dance harks back to the era before Susan and her siblings.
I hope you enjoy watching and reading. Have yourself a merry Christmas and a blessed new year.
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I would love to see photos of Gulema and Aaron McLean and their children.
Hi Jeanne. Exuberant is an excellent description of yours and Jon’s Sonnenberg Gardens dance! Bravo, and thanks for your continued great work!