This week in our Tuesday morning gathering, we sang our Michaelmas songs and then we welcomed our new coworker, Pia. After that we talked about the weather, stars, sports and our Thanksgiving weekend. We sang ‘Happy Birthday’ to Dick.
During our lunch break, I interviewed Diane. Diane was born in December, 1995 in Heidelberg, Germany and she attended school in Mannheim. She has one sister. She likes to play the trombone and make new friends. She came to Cascadia because she wanted to live in a Camphill community and she wanted to have new experiences.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, we broke into our eurythmy, swimming, painting, art studio, clay and games groups.
In our Thursday morning College, we sang Happy Birthday to Ruth T. After that Ruth T. told us about the curtain for the stage in the old Goetheanum.It shows a picture of a ferry man who is connected with the physical world and the invisible world. In the picture we saw a black cross with seven roses around it. We also looked at a painting by Rembrandt of a Polish rider sitting on a horse.
After a short break Lorna’s bell choir practiced their bell playing for the fairy tale.
Detail of the stage curtain in the First Goetheanum