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Comment on All Shall be Well — by colderweather
I had an image that looked like a neon sign, as a screen background for some time. It said, in shiny blue letters: «everything’s gonna be alright» … and it did. This too shall pass
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Comment on All Shall be Well — by Touch2Touch
This too shall pass was my mother’s mantra. Never worked for me! But yours is a lot more optimistic — especially in neon and shiny blue!!!
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My pleasure, Gilly. You can still see her cell in the church in Norwich —
View ArticleComment on All Shall be Well — by Jen Payne
You, my friend, are the eternal teacher. Out from the depths of snow and cold – you have reached us once again with history and a story and a mantra that will serve us all well. Especially those of us...
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An enthusiastic New England winter! If I ever heard a kinder, gentler — yet totally accurate — description of this winter, you’ve coined it. Thanks, Jen. I love it!
View ArticleComment on All Shall be Well — by mybrightlife
Such a lovely slice of history. Will share it with my daughters this morning. Thank you!
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I need to give this mantra a heavy duty workout, Gill (not Gwen, right?) — Unpredicted snowfall, 3 inches and counting, just during lunchtime!!!!!!
View ArticleComment on Thanks for the Memory — with Pork Chops Attached by 2e0mca
I can remember Butchers shops with their sawdust on the floor. Actually, I can also remember pubs that had sawdust on the floor of the bar! We’ve seen a resurgence of butchers with the increased...
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Comment on All Shall be Well — by 2e0mca
Perhaps you can explain to me Judith… What is this ‘Snow’ thing you keep mentioning? Sorry to hear you’ve become a prisoner in your own home with the continuing bad weather. Still, there’s always...
View ArticleComment on Thanks for the Memory — with Pork Chops Attached by Touch2Touch
Interesting how changing circumstances can bring unexpected side results along with them. We don’t eat a lot of meat — so all the more it’s nice to have a real butcher for the times we do. Hope it’s...
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Comment on All Shall be Well — by Touch2Touch
Ah, this “snow” thing! Do you remember the story somewhere in Greek myth, maybe in the Odyssey. One of the men who has spent his life tempest-tossed, maybe Odysseus himself, is looking to retire and...
View ArticleComment on All Shall be Well — by Pauline
Perhaps you would like the book, The Quantity of a Hazelnut, written by Fae Malania. I’ve read it several times and found something newly interesting each time. The snow will end sometime and spring...
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A book I haven’t heard of, and will check out. Thanks, Pauline. And welcome back to the ‘Shires!
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It’s good to be home. I woke this morning and didn’t know where I was! I think you’ll enjoy the book. If you do read it, let me know and maybe when the snow quits we can get together and discuss it.
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I love your optimistic spirit, P. “When the snow quits……” From your mouth to God’s ear! (Or Lady Gaia, or whoever or whatever. Is anybody listening?????)
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Comment on “She Cleans Up Nicely” by franhunne4u
You should think like that about yourself more often
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Comment on “She Cleans Up Nicely” by Lucid Gypsy
It feels good to ‘clean up’ doesn’t it?
View ArticleComment on All Shall be Well — by Touch2Touch
Thanks so much for visiting, Jeannette! I appreciate it, and especially your comment. Your paintings are quite wonderful. I’ll be returning the visit often.
View ArticleComment on “She Cleans Up Nicely” by Touch2Touch
You are a 100% person — in many languages, dead and alive. By now it is almost Montag bei dir/du/?, have a brisk and energetic week.
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