reading the comments
makes me
smile
reflect
laugh
cry
think
and deeply value the two-way-street
of writing
at first
it is going out there
a thread a wisp of throught
sent out from one soul
by little tapping noises on keys with symbols
a little dance of fingers
a "happy dance" no matter the actual words
happy even in sadness
because there is a destination
of another soul's heart
a conversation
simply by clicking
publish post
and
comment...
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last night I began re-reading
"The Art of Happiness"
by the Dalai Lama
I never had finished it
before it ended up in the black hole
of a closet
it resurfaced
in a timely manner
this morning on our way to school
anticipating a huge winter storm that
is upon us tomorrow
I mentioned to Bryan about starting the book
once again
he was reminded of a quote that came from
a movie we recently caught just the end of
7 years in Tibet
with Missouri's own Brad Pitt
Bryan remembered and now I can't recall
the words clearly enough...
it was about "worrying" and was so perfect...
rather than be my old frustrated self
I am going to smile
and say that this conversation
will continue
I will be picking Bryan up
at 3:00
we will talk more
as we always do...
Bryan, what was that quote?
ah, yes, thank you...
Be safe today Gloria!!
ReplyDeleteDear Gloria,
ReplyDeleteIt's so wonderful to hear your words again. I know this blog is just for you, so no pressure, but I love it. I can hear your voice and heart clearly across the miles...
In regards to hoarding, don't worry. You and I, my dear, are definitely collectors - not hoarders. :o)
Love,
Melody
Love that film!
ReplyDelete"We have a saying in Tibet: If a problem can be solved there is no use worrying about it. If it can't be solved, worrying will do no good."
That is the quote... THANKS SO MUCH!
ReplyDeleteand Bryan had it - you two are a team.