It made me even more philosophical that I already am. Talked on the phone with a friend who working on a tapestry she may title "The Myth of Silence." Read from Sacred Shadow, Sacred Ground: A Vietnam Widow's Journey Through Unresolved Grief by Glenda M. Carter.
Thanks for this version of "The Sound of Silence." That song is a lasting treasure, mysterious and resonant. When I finish work today, I'm going to see how Paul Simons sings it these days.
Before Blogger, I did a lot more walking but had less contact with kindred spirits. Trying to find a good balance (-:
All encompassing.....
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ReplyDeleteI was worried I wouldn't be able to "see" my blog-land friends again. I kept checking every few hours. phew.
Love Gail
peace.....
It made me even more philosophical that I already am. Talked on the phone with a friend who working on a tapestry she may title "The Myth of Silence." Read from Sacred Shadow, Sacred Ground: A Vietnam Widow's Journey Through Unresolved Grief by Glenda M. Carter.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this version of "The Sound of Silence." That song is a lasting treasure, mysterious and resonant. When I finish work today, I'm going to see how Paul Simons sings it these days.
Before Blogger, I did a lot more walking but had less contact with kindred spirits. Trying to find a good balance (-:
Taught guitar. Bought a bunch of flowers. Taught piano. Walked a dog. Ate a Chinese takeaway. Went for a pint.
ReplyDeleteThe timing was perfect. My daughter and her husband are here from NY, and we spent time together. I wouldn't have been able to be on blogs anyway.
ReplyDeleteBlissfully unaware.
ReplyDelete...Tramp
Well, we all made it through the hiatus, then!
ReplyDeleteBalance is everything, am, isn't it?