I really enjoyed this. So much to love that resonated with me: the both/and perspective, the sad for no reason, the story of the deer, the sermon in stones we find in the wild. It's a comfort and thrill to meet other like minded people in this virtual universe.
Love this! Robert Frost, after writing “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” would applaud your observations and insights, I’m sure!!!
Congrats on your well-deserved CMA award, as well!
Thanks Janet! I do love that Frost poem.
I really enjoyed this. So much to love that resonated with me: the both/and perspective, the sad for no reason, the story of the deer, the sermon in stones we find in the wild. It's a comfort and thrill to meet other like minded people in this virtual universe.
I’m so glad you’re here, Deborah! Nature-tongued people are my favorite people 🫶
Friend. Your writing is exquisite. Here for all your brave steps into mystery. They are leading me into discovery, too.
I feel the same about yours my girl.
Really appreciated this, embracing the both/and is an underrated practice in my own life.
I’m glad to hear it hit, Jordan. ✨
loved this. SO SO beautifully written <3
Thanks, Alissa.
This was beautiful to read and thank you for the unexpected delight of finding a Noah Kahan quote where I didn't on finding one!
Sad for no reason. So true. It's in there but we just can't reach it. This is a wise and beautiful piece of writing. Thank you, Shannon.
Always an honor to have you reading, Mike.