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28th July 2006

Mandarin Meg Memorial at BlogHer

Mandarin Meg memorial gathering — non-denominational, non-sectarian, simply human gathering of people who wish to acknowledge and remember the passing of Michelle Goodrich at 3:45 today, Pacific time in Suite 8111 Hyatt San Jose at 1740 North First Street, San Jose California.

People with thoughts and memories to share are welcome to speak them, to read them, to type them in real-time via IRC chat client to a chat room named #MandarinMeg on Freenode which will be available starting about ten minutes before the memorial begins.

This gathering will be loosely modeled on Quaker practice: coming together in silence, followed by some brief comments by me regarding our purpose there, then continuing quiet while people speak when they feel moved to share. We will ask that each person speak only once until all present have had a chance to share. After an hour of silence broken by our thoughts and memories, I will break the silence by standing and thanking those in attendance.

If you can not be there but have something you would like read aloud for those who are there, simply email me at fpaynter@gmail.com

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  1. 1 On July 28th, 2006, Just Shelley » All that is gold said:

    [...] Recently, a weblogger I’ve known for years, Mandarin Meg, passed away. Frank Paynter has put together a memorial for Meg at Blogher. I won’t be attending, either in person or via IRC. But I did want to say something, to remember her. [...]

  2. 2 On July 30th, 2006, Listics - Frank Paynter’s Voice and Vision… » for those with regrets… said:

    [...] I was also seeking solace. Unable to attend the memorial — time zones and my having screwed my chances of ever finding my MSN Passport address or password precluded me joining the online link up early this morning — I spent the day reflecting on the life of a friend now gone. I’m not good at endings, so even Frank’s posts on the memorial cut me up a bit, despite his being a saint for doing so much to realize the event. [...]

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