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“I am struck by how sharing our weakness and difficulties is more nourishing to others than sharing our qualities and successes.” – Jean Vanier I recently learned of the death of theologian, author, and humanitarian Jean Vanier, who passed away at the age of 90 in a facility in Paris run by the L’Arche community […]
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With 70,000 hippies streaming past my back window, I believe we can safely say that Exodus is underway. And with Exodus underway, we may safely conclude that the 32nd Burning Man has ended. Thus, for those who are interested in such things, I thought I might provide an overview of this year’s version of the World’s Most Dangerous Art Festival from the perspective of someone who has been going since 1995.
Will Seaton from Indiana began dating Ashley Schaus in 2010. Soon afterward, he met her younger sister, Hannah. “She has Down syndrome and diabetes, and I look after her and protect her,” Ashley told the young man. “To be with me, you must accept her and love her as well.” Realizing that the sisters were a package deal, he included both ladies on most dates.
