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.
Last weekend I met an amazing woman. She is the cantor at the synagogue where my nephew was bar mitzvahed. When she found out we were from Philly, she came over to our table at the luncheon to play ‘Jewish...
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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.