I have been following Darren’s blog for quite a while now. I always enjoy it when his blog pops up and he shares the complexity of life and healing after a tremendous loss. I particularly enjoy his backyard jam sessions on the guitar at his little red schoolhouse.
Like so many people during this pandemic, job loss has been a tough reality. Darren’s employer (King Arthur Flour) and his temporary employer (Upper Valley Haven) worked together to help see him through.
It was nice to see him featured and recognized in this article: Connecting with Darren: Finding Good in a Pandemic
Check out Darren’s blog, too, if you do not already follow him. Thirty Days of Mo(u)rning
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Hi Maggie! when you mentioned “upper Valley Haven” in your article I thought, “Oh, I wonder…?” and I clicked on the link and sure enough, Darren’s neighborhood is my own!! Thanks for posting and providing a link!
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What a small world! Nothing like making new connections!
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I’ve ‘followed’ Darren and read a few posts. He’s a sensitive and very good writer.
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He is good people. I know he appreciates the follows.
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What a great article about Darren.
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It was nice, wasn’t it? I was pleased to see him recognized in such a kind way. He was fortunate to connect with such a great organization.
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Thank you for posting his link and the article. Many more will enjoy his blog.
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I hope so. He is good people.
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I couldn’t agree more
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this is so creative and wonderful article about Darren….He has a wonderful and informative blog.
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beautiful article about Darren. i should visit his site next. thanks, Maggie 🙂
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Thank you for reading, Wilma. He has gone through a lot to be so young.
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This was a really great story — thanks for sharing it.
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I thought so, too, Lisa. So inspiring.
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