What to Remember When Waking: A Thinking and Writing class – in person & online

Do you have a morning routine? Do you like to watch the sun rise? What do you think (or daydream) about in that liminal space between sleeping and waking? Taking our inspiration from David Whyte’s poem “What to Remember When Waking” and also from other writers and each other, we’ll reflect and write about mornings, awakenings, and more. No writing experience needed. Registration is required.

REGISTRATION CLOSES AT NOON ON APRIL 20TH AT 12PM.

THIS CLASS WILL BE OFFERED IN PERSON AND ONLINE. THE IN PERSON CLASS WILL MEET IN THE HIRSCH CLASSROOM. MASKS ARE REQUIRED. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL THE HIRSCH OFFICE AT 336.209.0259.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO RECEIVE ACCESS TO THE ONLINE CLASS. You will receive an email with the Zoom access link on the day before class starts. IF YOU DO NOT GET THIS EMAIL OR IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL THE HIRSCH OFFICE AT 336.209.0259

IF YOU ARE NEW TO ZOOM OR HAVE TECHNOLOGY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL THE HIRSCH OFFICE AT LEAST 1 DAY PRIOR TO THE SESSION.