Hello Waking World!
I am very excited to join the inter-web with my first blog! I was inspired to create this because I am hoping to reconnect with some old friends. As a youth I traveled to the Soviet Union with a touring production called Peace Child. I started out getting involved locally in Berkeley and San Francisco working directly with David Woolecombe, the local Marin chapter and the chorus that supported the first international tour of 1986. I later was in the chorus supporting the Central American tour (’88). In 1987 -I applied and was accepted into a touring cast. I traveled with the Peace Child Boston/U.S.S.R. Tour in and visited Moscow, Leningrad, Rostov-on-don, Sochi, and Yerevan. The following summer of 1988 I traveled to Kazakhstan and then in 1989 to Latvia. Peace Child International opened my eyes to other cultures and ideas; to seeing different people as human beings and that no matter what our politics or nationality—in our hearts we all want the same things and we all want peace. I made so many friends that I will never forget. Unfortunately, so much time has passed that many of the phone numbers and addresses are no longer accurate. I hope that through this blog I will create a living magnet for other Peace Child alumni to find each other. There are two companion sites I can refer alumni to and that is Abigail Garner’s Website (Kazakhstan Tour) and Debbie Snyder’s Peace Child Alumni Yahoo Group (Boston/USSR 1987 Tour). So, to all my old friends and Peace Child alumni, please Reach Out and say “hello”.
Posted: October 12th, 2007 under Greeting, Peace Child.
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Comment from jen fisher
Time: January 5, 2009, 11:52 am
Hi there…I am looking for the lyrics to Peace Child songs. I was a part of a musical that went by that name in junior high but I am sure it was some sort of variation on the original. I recall a song called “Fireball”, “Mr. President”, and a Russian song that had few to no English…a poor phonetic representation would look like “Istya na yah shastyavham” and ended with what sounded like “meer dru gleem” or something to that effect. Would you happen to know of these songs/lyrics and where I might find them? Thanks.
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