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Connecting the Past and the Present

Deep thoughts on the life journeys of the past have brought each of us to our own place in the present.

Deep in the Well intends to probe the furthest recesses of your memory and beyond: the stories your grandfather never told you.  

Join Deep in the Well in exploring who and what you seem to be in the present by looking deeply into the past: your vague memories of a Christmas present you received at the age of three or four; the passing of your great grandfather; how you remember your fifth birthday... was it the chocolate icing on the cake and the candles?: your first piano lesson; your kindergarten teacher and a classmate. 

More than a drive down memory lane or an exercise in how much you remember, we hope to explore more deeply the meaning of it all, your fears, your hopes and whether it might help influence your future.

Share your thoughts with us. Anonymity is OK.  Let's just keep it decent and civil, please.