Comment on MATTERS OF THE HEART: A Life and Death Valentine by John Weeren
Welcome back, Judith. Pfew!
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The heart aches in happiness, too. Welcome back, my dear inspiring friend. I’m glad you’re feeling better. And I’m so grateful for matters of the heart, for sharing your story. There’s a woman out...
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Namaste, my dear Susan!
View ArticleComment on MATTERS OF THE HEART: A Life and Death Valentine by Patti Kuche
Judith, I have rushed through the reading of this, not because I am busy, with lack of time etc, but out of disbelief at your condition – the 95% blockage stood out! So relieved for you that treatment...
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Saw that excellent cardiologist today, and so far, so good! Thanks for writing, Patti —
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Comment on A Wonder and a Delight —- by coolfeline
This is the type of post where commenting could turn into blogs Good reading… So … they have decided that the process of mourning shouldn’t be longer than two weeks, huh?! I’ve often found the word...
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Comment on In the Morning, “Whatever” — by Stef
Um…I might happen to know a gal that is a smidge like that…
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Comment on A Wonder and a Delight —- by Touch2Touch
It would be wonderful if the comments DID turn into a blog-on-its-own! You’ve certainly started it off well, Rebekah. I remember going into Manhattan a week or so after 9/11 and being struck by the...
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I need to be able to see through your eyes, Gwen — I’ll try!
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Comment on A Wonder and a Delight —- by paulineclarke
“Where do you find your wonder and your delight? What helps you to rejoice in the world, and being alive in it?” Such marvelous questions, ones we perhaps do not ask ourselves often enough. Mine are...
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Comment on A Wonder and a Delight —- by Stef
Treasures can be found every day for those who try to open their hearts to the amazing experience we simply call “life”. For a year I documented one daily treasure (though I usually experienced many in...
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Oh, Pauline! It was worth writing the post to have this prose-poem in response. I'd just been catching up on the pleasures of your blog after my long hiatus, and came to Waiting for the Magic to Hit...
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Comment on A Little Game of Tag — Wanna Play? by coolfeline
Enjoyed reading all of this, but #7 in particular. It’s always good to see that you’re not alone. I’d never come across anyone before who felt the same way as I about their childhood. I’ll do this too,...
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Go for it, Rebekah! (If I’ve learned anything in a long life, it’s that I’m NEVER alone in the feelings I have; there’s always SOMEONE who’s experienced the same, and feels the same — and is happy to...
View ArticleComment on A Little Game of Tag — Wanna Play? by coolfeline
‘the reward for openness’ …you put words to it!
View ArticleComment on A Little Game of Tag — Wanna Play? by Touch2Touch
Well, it took a bit of thought to come up with what I felt were the right words to convey what’s been very important for me — It’s a delicate balance.
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