Death changes people. It is one of the most profound ways in which life unfolds.Hug someone today. And remember all there is to be grateful for. :-)
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Clever. I didn't think of 'unfold' that way. I like it.
ReplyDeleteyep. life is short, indeed.
ReplyDeleteteri
this is really excellent, thank you.
ReplyDeleteyes it does.... in many ways!
ReplyDeleteAmen, amen I say to you. Indeed: "He has delivered me from the pit. He has surrounded me with love and compassion."
ReplyDeleteI agree completely.
ReplyDeleteVery good use of the theme, Willie.
ReplyDeleteI'd only lose the notebook spirals, but it is not something important.
Congratulations.
Well said as usual!
ReplyDeletewow. no wisecracks from me here. very well put, as always, willie. and it's a very powerful little sketch, too. that tree really draws me in.
ReplyDeleteGood post, Willie.
ReplyDeleteYes. Theologian David Tracy would say these experiences push us to ask boundary-limit questions--who are we? why are we here? what is our purpose? and so on. Great and thoughtful drawing.
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