For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to share.
Something with my grandson, and. to ask him to
share someone woth me.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to record my wife and children

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to listen to and record a story of someone in my circle of family, community or friends on the day after US Thanksgiving.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to listen to my nephew about his hopes, dreams and plans for the future.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to continue my family blog “Snapshots” for all of my family to contribute their stories.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to interview my husband of 40 years. He’s dealing with cancer and end stage renal failure and I want to be sure I know the things that are most important to him. I also want to be able to have a recording of his voice; something I can listen to when he is gone.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to
interview in a timely fashion, Sid Rachlin, Emery Polya and Maureen O’ Riley. They each have a fascinating and important story to tell, that I would like to share with others related to them and otherwise.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to interview my
almost-91 year old mother, who lives 3000 miles away in
NC.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to interview my long-time friend Sheila Linder about her work, her outrageous knitting, and her struggle to become the woman she always wanted to be.

For the National Day of Listening, I pledge to
listen and listen and listen