Several weeks ago a heard author Vivian Gussin Paley on National Public Radio. She was talking about her book, You can’t say you can’t play.
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I recently finished my manuscript. The Eye of the Dragon, Stalking Castaneda
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Many years ago, I lost a brother to suicide. Fourteen years ago my husband lost his wife, Kathy, and two young sons, when a boulder fell from a canyon wall and onto their car and killed them. Art who was driving, wasn’t injured. He was left, instead, with an empty heart.
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These three lines came to mind. And I thought it was Haiku. Maybe not. I am looking into it. A website I found is below. Do you know Haiku?
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When you go through a caregiving experience, it can seem odd and even unreal. Dealing with physicians and “hospital speak” may make you feel as if you’re in some bizarre alternate world. It may help you to realize that this is a universal human phenomenon.
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“One day the son asked his father, ‘Dad, let’s join the Ironman together?’”
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I had heard people talk about the movie Door to Door and recently came across a post at the Mawhinney blog reviewing the movie.
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Maria Eves sent me this video on Twitter. Need I say more?
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Inevitable change! My day job is gone.
Is it for the better? Everything is Interconnected.
Haiku poem:
The roof fell down,
That is good,
I can see the moon.
I can’t remember who the author is. Anybody knows? I’ll post it later.
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I was walking up to the main library at the University of California, San Diego one night, which is a long walk even when you pay for parking, when I noticed…
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