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.
loved this. SO SO beautifully written <3
Thanks, Alissa.
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.
Really appreciated this, embracing the both/and is an underrated practice in my own life.
I’m glad to hear it hit, Jordan. ✨
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.
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.
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 🫶
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!