By Deborah Globus
The Kehillath Shalom Kids Players performing at a local nursing home A few weeks back my kids and I were involved in putting on a performance of the musical, Oliver! I was in charge of costumes and had finished up my last check before the curtain went up. As I closed the door I heard one of the leads say to everyone else “Hurry up – we don’t have a lot of time.”
Curious, I left the door cracked and watched as they all formed up into a circle, holding hands.
Curious, I left the door cracked and watched as they all formed up into a circle, holding hands.
He began by telling everyone to imagine the performance as going off without a hitch. Then they sent their energy around the circle, hand to hand.
Quietly I closed the door and left them to their impromptu ritual. I was so happy for them that they had this moment – that they had made this moment for themselves. It was a bonding moment. It was a moment when they put aside everything else and touched each, other heart to heart.
Quietly I closed the door and left them to their impromptu ritual. I was so happy for them that they had this moment – that they had made this moment for themselves. It was a bonding moment. It was a moment when they put aside everything else and touched each, other heart to heart.
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