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Blast from the Past: Deciphering a Blurry Memory from 2006


Hello, everyone!

In today's edition of "Blast from the Past," we're presented with a unique challenge. We have a photo from 2006, but there's a catch - it's blurry. Despite the lack of clarity, this image holds a piece of our shared history, and I believe together, we can uncover the story behind it.

The photo might be a bit fuzzy, but it captures a moment in time, a snapshot of our community's journey. Perhaps with some collective effort and a bit of detective work, we can identify the people in the picture. 

Think back to 2006 – what events, gatherings, or milestones were happening in our community? Who were the key figures around that time? Your recollections might provide valuable context that could help in identifying the people in the photo.

This exercise isn't just about identifying faces from a blurry image; it's about reconnecting with our past, no matter how unclear it may seem. It's about piecing together the fragments of our history and celebrating the journey we've shared as a community.

Let's embrace this blurry trip down memory lane and see what memories and stories we can revive. Share your guesses, recollections, and any anecdotes from 2006 in the comments below. Together, we can bring this fuzzy picture into clearer focus.

Looking forward to your insights and stories!

Best regards,

Edward Viljoen, Senior Minister
Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa

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  1. AnonymousAugust 7, 2024 at 6:11 PM

    Looks like Linda Webb Khakaba at the piano and probably Paul Sarran on bass. Maybe Cricket (Astra Fox) singing?

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