Guest guest Posted December 7, 1998 Report Share Posted December 7, 1998 This past Saturday I drove down much of the length of the Oregon coast to carry some of my work to a gallery in Bandon. Part of my reason for driving rather than mailing was that the owner of ths particular gallery is a friend and fellow journeyer of many years' standing, but whom I haven't visited for amny months. AS I drove I was grumbling a bit in my heart: there is a sheepdog part of me who wishes all those I love lived close enough to me that I could check in and connect with them, hear their journeys, walk beside them, on a regular basis. As I was grumbling, I came a round a curve of Heceta Head. I had been driving through dripping mist and grey. I emerged into fingers of sunlight stretching through swordfern and balsam fir to bless my eyes. I realized that I am in the hearts of those who love me even as all I love are in my heart at all times whether or not I think of them. The highway curved further, and the road emerged high up a cliff face with ocean tumulting as far as I could see on my right. And I knew that I am always in the heart of everything, and everything is always in my heart, whether or not I remember that. Now I am home again, reading email, doing laundry, trying to get a fire started in the woodstove, thinking about making owls and what to feed the family this week.(I keep coming back to seaweed and tofu, which I suspect they would not appreciate) I love you. You are in my heart. Blythe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 1998 Report Share Posted December 8, 1998 >I love you. You are in my heart. > >Blythe You are in mine also, Blythe. Am Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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