People have been calling me an idealist since I was a kid. And they always say it like it is a bad thing.
This has only served to encourage me!
There Will Be Bread... When we gather around the table and break bread together, we are transformed not only individually but also as community. We, people from different ages and races, with different backgrounds and histories, become one body." -Henri Nouwen
I don't remember rolling the rrrrr's quite like that! But oh, the memories.
ReplyDeleteThis is too beautiful to be of this Earth.
ReplyDeleteBut then, you never said it was.
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Hey, I just tried to go to FranIAm and got the unceremonious boot. I'm certain that this speaks to what a bad reader I've been, but still I'm begging for a little direction here - I'm a poor one for keeping in touch, but I'd hate to lose touch altogether!
Email me if I need to do something to get an invite, 'k?
Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.
ReplyDeleteImagine what the world could be if all religious people practiced that.
Shannon - great to see you! Thanks for coming by.
ReplyDeleteCR- Hello my dear! No worries, I can send you an invite for FIA, but I have other folks who have the invite and who are still having access problems. Email me when I send it and let me know if/how it works.
TomCat- True true indeed.It is so great to have you back among us Tom, truly great.
Fran, I can't tell you how great it feels to be back. I'm busy doing something valuable!
ReplyDeleteBeing an idealist is great as long as it's balanced with an occasional touch of bitchiness.
ReplyDeleteHaving heard both tendencies from you, I'd say you were very well rounded.
xox
It's a hell of a lot easier than being a pessimist. Just saying.
ReplyDeleteMust add, looks like Karen has you nailed.
Only invited readers? Why?
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing wrong with idealism.
ReplyDeleteDon't feel bad Göran, I'm not on the list either...! ;-)
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