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Comment on About Me by Touch2Touch
I suspect it’s “Mr. Hemingway” to the likes of us, Donato! But he certainly said it plain! And as you say, one never knows.
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Naomi Baltuck
This is an exceptional post! So thoughtful, insightful, and so wise.
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Random Acts of Writing
I think about this often – how can I say I want to be one way one moment and then curse like a truck driver another? Curse, throw, slam, berate. Be the change you wish to see in the world – what a...
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by mybrightlife
Thanks Judith. So much wisdom. When I am harsh it is often because I am rushing and have not planned well. Slow down. Put aside the unimportant. These are issues that we need to be reminded about...
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Touch2Touch
I’m so glad it spoke to you, Naomi!
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Comment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Touch2Touch
How? Easy! and so human — As someone was just saying to me in a slightly different context, it’s all about process, not results. Be gentle with yourself — another reminder!
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Touch2Touch
Delighted to pass on the reminders: Slow down. Don’t sweat the small stuff. Do we ever need to be reminded often!!!!!!!!!!!!
View ArticleComment on I Saw A Ship A-Sailing — by Anonymous
I would love to get my hands on this book!! It was passed down to me from my sister, and I loved it. The pictures were wonderful!! Sort of 1800′s. There was a poem about a little boy that loved to go...
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I’m sure you can still find wonderful illustrated Mother Goose books. I refuse to believe that modern children are cut off from all those wonders! Your snippets are very intriguing, although they don’t...
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Pauline
What a marvelous post! All the little acts of violence that go unmarked, unnamed… we’d do well to notice them this way and recognize them for what they are. It takes constant attention but we become...
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Touch2Touch
“More peaceful beings” is certainly an attractive goal, Pauline. (I tried this flossing my teeth this morning, and comical as it sounds, it works!)
View ArticleComment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by CMSmith
I had a hard boiled egg yesterday that I made a big mess of. Today, as I was peeling it, I remembered this post and things went much better. A good life lesson. Thank you.
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Comment on Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs by Touch2Touch
Great, Christine! Thanks for telling me, it makes my day!
View ArticleComment on Unlocking the Gate of Dreams — by firstandfabulous
I like Hopper. I think that woman is looking at the door, waiting for her husband, or perhaps a lover. The look of longing and expectation tells me more likely this is a clandestine meeting. I’ve...
View ArticleComment on Unlocking the Gate of Dreams — by Touch2Touch
Interesting interpretation of the Hopper, Gemma. In my more pessimistic moods I think she is waiting for someone who is not going to show up. But then again, there is a car outside — You certainly have...
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Comment on Unlocking the Gate of Dreams — by firstandfabulous
Someday… And the car’s not hers. It belongs to the mystery man. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it!
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Comment on Unlocking the Gate of Dreams — by Crowing Crone Joss
oh i am absolutely taking y’all with me! I have missed being a regular in the blogworld the past couple of months and trying to decide whether I should create a separate blog for our nomadic adventures...
View ArticleComment on Unlocking the Gate of Dreams — by mrscarmichael
I want to meet Kerry Russell too.
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