Comment on The Medicine of the World — by Random Acts of Writing
We all go to that place, sometimes – you know, when things just aren’t right, when maybe our spirits are a little faded and in disrepair. And then someone points out the beauty: right there, right in...
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Touch2Touch
Oh, yes, Jen! You remind me of the many times in my life when I held on because I used someone else’s strength, faith, and courage to do so —
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Crowing Crone Joss
well, you know I would agree with your conclusion. Walking in beauty heals us and spreads to others as well. You do that exquisitely.
View ArticleComment on MATTERS OF THE HEART: A Life and Death Valentine by Naomi Baltuck
Oh, my gosh! I am so glad you figured this out, and took care of it! Thank you for this important reminder.
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Touch2Touch
Thank you – *blush* Your motto is inspirational, Joss.
View ArticleComment on MATTERS OF THE HEART: A Life and Death Valentine by Touch2Touch
It truly is important (like, life-saving?), so I’m hoping people like you will pass it on —
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Karen@PasGrand-Chose
Like some of your earlier commenters (and thinking of a previous post of yours), my thoughts went first to kindness. I think kindness is the medicine we need, while beauty feeds our souls. I love that...
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Touch2Touch
Thinking about your comment, Karen — and just having made an overnight trip with a bunch of other wrinklies – I think that a habit of kindness eventually lends a beauty to a face, and that is one...
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Touch2Touch
I can guess what Nachtruhe is, but haven’t heard of camera swipes. So that’ll be the morning’s look-up. I was just snapping away — it had a great calming effect on my mind — and figured I’d worry about...
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Touch2Touch
Ah! If camera swipe isn’t a term for it — it should be! Your English is absolutely amazing, Tobias! I am always filled with admiration.
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Joe Clarke
I’m glad that it was a false alarm and you are both OK. I know of your affection for Philadelphia and its downtown hotels, so you will find the next story of interest. Recently there was a fire scare...
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Touch2Touch
Obviously Portland is a sleepier town than Philadelphia. Even my imagination is outpaced by today’s realities. Two stories with happy endings, that’s good. Thanks for the Philly update, Joe.
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Rebekah
Oh, I’m glad it wasn’t anything worse. We live in this big apartment complex [160 units] and we’re on the top floor. Three times, the fire alarm has gone off now, and it scares me beyond comprehension...
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Touch2Touch
Even before 9/11 I always thought firefighters were true heroes! I feel for you, Rebekah, with your top floor situation and MacDuff (he looks like a hefty cat) and all — But I, like you, would rather...
View ArticleComment on INFERNO! (Well, not exactly —-) by Rebekah
So did I, and I still do, of course.. First responders run IN to the disasters we run AWAY from..
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Rebekah
Quite often I feel this way about pictures I took for no good reason at all. When I bring them up on the screen, something might resonate in me …and that could be just some weed, the bark of a tree....
View ArticleComment on The Medicine of the World — by Touch2Touch
Yours is the second comment I’ve read today which talks about the healing power of nature, and how it gives meaning and hope. “What you hear two times, is true.” I believe it is a message, for sure.
View ArticleComment on “THE WAY LIFE SHOULD BE” (1) by Gilly Gee
Fabulous, I love the garden, just the way life should be! Not sure about St Francis though, he looks a bit dark to me.
View ArticleComment on “THE WAY LIFE SHOULD BE” (1) by Touch2Touch
I’m sure he was benign, but being sculpted of metal — he had mighty sharp edges!
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