You are so brave. One day I will follow your courage and do the same, because it's been on my heart too, but let me say what a treasure it is to see you and hear your beautiful, beautiful voice. I was thinking the other day about how much I missed you and this is a bittersweet offering because it salves that missing a little bit? And it makes me miss you more. <3
I love that you did this. I literally was just thinking about your voice in particular, because of you living where you do I just assumed you'd have a pretty, gypsy southern drawl. ;)
I know what you mean about hearing someone's voice. Having met Teresa and Mandy and Elora I can hear their voices now when I read their words.\
This is beautiful! I agree....I love to be able to put a voice to words....a face to names....although I haven't been brave enough to do that yet. I have loved reading your words and I'm so glad that I found you. I am on a journey too....sounds much like yours. I can't wait to hear more.
Thank you! Isn't it wonderful to be able to add that other link. I'm thrilled that we have discovered one another and look forward to our journeys evolving as we both step out bravely. xoxo
Oh, this is wonderful--more so than I'd have guessed! I feel like I know something really real about you now. It's remarkably different from reading your words.
I also know that I'm not ready to do the same thing on my own blog!
And about WWRWTW, I'm with you on reading from all over the place, not in order, and also how unusual that is for me. Maybe it's the new me, too. Maybe there doesn't have to be such a "right way" for everything, all of the time (or maybe, when I do things my own way, I'm not doing them *wrong*). Anyway, I'm reading the first 80 pages again right now, and then I think I'll pick up somewhere in the middle. I'm really hung up on Vasalisa at the moment.
This was fun. Kind of made my morning, actually. :)
Listening to your sweet voice and watching your movements and the way tour eyes spoke right along with your words - made me think we might have been sisters in another world so i am blessed that we are at the very least fellow journeyors on the path to our true selves. You are lovely.
Ahhh, I miss you. Thank you for putting your voice out here.
ReplyDeleteI miss you too!! Counting down until my next birthday :)
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ReplyDeleteYou are so brave. One day I will follow your courage and do the same, because it's been on my heart too, but let me say what a treasure it is to see you and hear your beautiful, beautiful voice. I was thinking the other day about how much I missed you and this is a bittersweet offering because it salves that missing a little bit? And it makes me miss you more. <3
Oh you should sweet rain! Your voice is compelling, and so peace filled. I treasure every message that I receive from you!
DeleteI love that you did this. I literally was just thinking about your voice in particular, because of you living where you do I just assumed you'd have a pretty, gypsy southern drawl. ;)
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about hearing someone's voice. Having met Teresa and Mandy and Elora I can hear their voices now when I read their words.\
Love.
One day you and I will sit with one another over coffee. I'm sure of it!
DeleteI CANNOT wait.
DeleteThis is beautiful! I agree....I love to be able to put a voice to words....a face to names....although I haven't been brave enough to do that yet. I have loved reading your words and I'm so glad that I found you. I am on a journey too....sounds much like yours. I can't wait to hear more.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Isn't it wonderful to be able to add that other link. I'm thrilled that we have discovered one another and look forward to our journeys evolving as we both step out bravely. xoxo
DeleteOh, this is wonderful--more so than I'd have guessed! I feel like I know something really real about you now. It's remarkably different from reading your words.
ReplyDeleteI also know that I'm not ready to do the same thing on my own blog!
And about WWRWTW, I'm with you on reading from all over the place, not in order, and also how unusual that is for me. Maybe it's the new me, too. Maybe there doesn't have to be such a "right way" for everything, all of the time (or maybe, when I do things my own way, I'm not doing them *wrong*). Anyway, I'm reading the first 80 pages again right now, and then I think I'll pick up somewhere in the middle. I'm really hung up on Vasalisa at the moment.
This was fun. Kind of made my morning, actually. :)
Listening to your sweet voice and watching your movements and the way tour eyes spoke right along with your words - made me think we might have been sisters in another world so i am blessed that we are at the very least fellow journeyors on the path to our true selves. You are lovely.
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