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“There is a sort of invisible blanket between the world and me.” ~ A Grief Observed So I listened to the book-on-CD of C.S. Lewis’s A Grief Observed this weekend. Not having a lot of experience with books-on-CD, I was surprised and disappointed when the narrative came to such an abrupt halt at the end of the […]
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I feel like Don Corleone alone in my garden. Where are the orange wedges? This level of solitude is what I need. And this cool air sunny warmth. My father was in my dream this morning…living in some way station efficiency adobe-style apartment not far from a construction site in the middle of parched earth
I’m a big believer in signs. Providence. Serendipity. Whatever you want to call it. This weekend is our high school’s equivalent of
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