Wonderful story, tim.
It conjured a whole host of thoughts one being when I heard Hallelujah (the Rufus Wainwright version) in a coffee shop, and was so moved by it, I was compelled me to stay until it’s final note.
As I sat pondering what else to say, it came to me that this tale reminded me of an Aesop Fable in what tale this story was truly telling.
Well done, tim. I’m so glad you wrote it, and were convinced to share it with the rest of us.
Reader xoxo
What happened to the Cover Photo feature in member profiles?
I know some members don’t use this feature, myself included, but the ones that should have had a photo are blank. Did a link break or was the feature turned off for some reason?
Hey tim
Can’t quite find the words for this one, but I do like it and what it is saying.
Perigee. Had to look that up: cool word.
As always, nicely done.
Registering was one of the best things I ever did. There is so much to do and enjoy on this site as a registered member.
Hint, hint, nudge, nudge to anyone thinking about taking that final step.
Okay, back to the topic at hand.
I saw this story too. This one is my favourite:
When the stunt horses in LOTR were being auctioned off, Viggo bought the white Horse “Arwen” rode for the stunt rider who filmed the chases with the Nazgul because she had fallen in love with the horse but couldn’t afford to buy him.
Edit: Viggo being Viggo Mortensen one of the LOTR stars.
I'm thinking, I'm thinking...this one leaves me with lots of thoughts and feelings - yes feelings - swirling through my brain, but words will not form.
I feel this one.
Well done my friend, well done.
Much has already been said, so rather than just repeat any of the wonderful words that came before me, all I’m going to say is:
Nicely done, tim, nicely done...
Whales of grey
clouds drift past my window
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I think a pod of whales likes to stop in front of my windows to have long chats.
Your words come alive as images in my mind.
Well done, tim, well done!
My parents had cataract surgery on both eyes within the last few years. They both said the the difference in their vision was fantastic. My dad was especially pleased with how the clarity of his colour vision improved.
Good luck, Carl.
Good for you, tim!
I’m proud of your resolve to break the hold past events have on you. You deserve better than to be saddled with that. I know it, Mike knows it, and so does everyone else who knows and loves you.
and one for Mike for being your rock boulder
I figured as much, but I thought I’d throw that out there. You know, just in case, the subject came up.
Im glad you had a good time, it sounds like it was a great experience.
Renee, thank you for giving us a play-by-play of your experiences at GRL 2017. It sounds like you had an awesome time at an equally awesome event. The camaraderie - as evidenced in your costume repair - is clearly evident.
PS: I am so freakin’ jealous that you got to meet KC Wells! Just kidding...psst, did you ask her when her next instalment of the new gym series was coming out? Inquiring minds are anxious...