Lovely six. It captures one of those pearlescent nuances of life. Memory is an odd but precious thing. But I like to think that this slow erosion of our mental edifices is ultimately a good thing. It allows us to reformulate our realities over time.
these six words leapt out from the sermon I heard in church this morning. Thanks Pastor Jodi. (I attend a Baptist church which has two lady ministers on the pastoral team.)We can live with peace and joy no matter...
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Wench says,
Too sad, I don't like this one. I mean, I like it - it's well written. It just makes me so sad.Staraj says,
"Beautiful indelibly-inked thoughts frustrating time indefinitely."Naaaah . . . Steve__Anthony's eloquence gets my vote. Too many thoughts crowd the mind.
ShellDeFelice says,
This has MOTD all over it.Staraj says,
Surely you don't mean: Too many thoughts crowd the mind.NumbrOneAunt says,
this is both incredibly beautiful and almost unbearably sad. it makes me think of alzheimer's. i miss my mom.NumbrOneAunt says,
this is both incredibly beautiful and almost unbearably sad. it makes me think of alzheimer's. i miss my mom.L2L3 says,
Ditto about the Alzheimer's reference. My first thought. Could apply to any dementia. Nice one Stevio.Dean6805 says,
I'm with those above: great memoir, Steve.illuminatrix says,
Lovely six. It captures one of those pearlescent nuances of life. Memory is an odd but precious thing. But I like to think that this slow erosion of our mental edifices is ultimately a good thing. It allows us to reformulate our realities over time.Steve__Anthony says,
Only life and love can break a heart.