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Crossing Borders With Literature
A Project Across Municipal Boundaries

Sponsored by - The Princeton Area Community Foundation

Participant Comments


Survey Question 2
:  What has meant the most to you about participating in this group?
 

  • Having the opportunity to talk about serious, complex, universal issues and questions with people whose thoughts and ideas I wouldn’t usually have the chance to hear.  And not just “talk”—truly discuss, laugh, debate, and share beliefs and ideas that were sometimes very different than mine and sometimes very similar.

  • The open-ness [sic], and warmth of knowing your views are well welcomed.

  • …you learn a lot of different things from people in all different ages.

  • The Toghetherness [sic].

  • The fact that we were all brought together in the same discussion.

  • Opportunity to meet with others from different backgrounds to share thoughts on one common story.  Often showed our feelings are not so different.

  • Getting to know people I otherwise would not have been able to meet.

  • The stories are abstract but they give me insight into big issues in my life.

  • The welcome I feel in the group and the support each member gave to all the others.

  • The enjoyment that the group members had in each other’s company—shared thoughts, laughter, experiences were respectfully received.  I felt no discomfort in revealing myself in the group.

  • Experience to learn from one another…changed my life.

  • Reading the stories and discussing them with the guys from here and the ladies really helped broaden my outlook on things and make me more understand [sic] of their viewpoints.

  • Being able to talk about what I was reading with the lady’s [sic] they are great, I hope they keep coming the class is good!

 



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