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Author Archives: Suzette Sherman (Founder, SevenPonds)
“Keep Calm and Color On,” Illustrated by Katie Martin
A book that shows us that picking up a colored pencil can help ease the pain of grief
I realize that “Keep Calm and Color On: The Coloring Book for Your Inner Creative” is not a book that qualifies as actual reading material. Yet as a form of mediation for those who are grieving, the genre should not … Continue reading
The Warmest Toast Possible to a Wonderful 2018!
~ Everyone at SevenPonds
Posted in Inside SevenPonds
Tagged A Wonderful 2018, Happy New Year wish, New Year's wishes
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May Your Holiday be Full of Magic and Love
~ From everyone at SevenPonds
Posted in Inside SevenPonds
Tagged Christmas Holiday, Holiday be Full of Magic and Love
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What Does Cryonics Cost?
An interview with Andy Zawacki, Cryonics Chief Operations Officer, Part Two
Today SevenPonds speaks with Andy Zawacki, Chief Operations Officer for the Cyronics Institute (CI) in Clinton Township, Michigan. The Cyronics Institute is the only non-profit organization in the United States. Andy has been involved with the facility since 1985 and … Continue reading
“Cry, Heart, but Never Break” by Glenn Ringtved
A beautifully illustrated children's book approaches death in a magical way
“Cry, Heart, But Never Break” is the first children’s book I’ve ever read that approaches the topic of death in a truly magical way. This one-of-a kind book from Danish author Glenn Ringtved brings together a charming storyline and … Continue reading
