"It's a good thing to have all the props pulled out from under us occasionally. It gives us some sense of what is rock under our feet, and what is sand."
I would have to guess that not everyone would see the "sense" (or the common sense) of this truth...but, speaking for myself, someone who has EXPERIENCED this first-hand, it makes very good sense. Thank you for sharing, as it's wise to remember it. Some of my favorite (magical) memories, when my son was younger, was reading Ms. L'Engle's books together, at bedtime. :)
I would have to guess that not everyone would see the "sense" (or the common sense) of this truth...but, speaking for myself, someone who has EXPERIENCED this first-hand, it makes very good sense. Thank you for sharing, as it's wise to remember it. Some of my favorite (magical) memories, when my son was younger, was reading Ms. L'Engle's books together, at bedtime. :)
a Spiritual Director and Hospice Chaplain, enjoying life on the Olympic Peninsula - reaching out through the medium of encouraging quotes and occasional musings.
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Oh boy, does this one hit home!!
I would have to guess that not everyone would see the "sense" (or the common sense) of this truth...but, speaking for myself, someone who has EXPERIENCED this first-hand, it makes very good sense. Thank you for sharing, as it's wise to remember it. Some of my favorite (magical) memories, when my son was younger, was reading Ms. L'Engle's books together, at bedtime. :)
I would have to guess that not everyone would see the "sense" (or the common sense) of this truth...but, speaking for myself, someone who has EXPERIENCED this first-hand, it makes very good sense. Thank you for sharing, as it's wise to remember it. Some of my favorite (magical) memories, when my son was younger, was reading Ms. L'Engle's books together, at bedtime. :)
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