Goodbye:
- rad black stockings
- raindrops when I’m sleeping
- baby-doll coat
- Palmer’s Cocoa Butter
- puddles on the pavement
- long, long scarves
- noisy (p)leather jacket that screeches when I move
- cold hands when I’m typing
- orange light of the heater turned up to three
- don’t-know-where-I-found-you-duck-handle umbrella
- constant threat of flu
- electric blanket and the weird dreams it brings
- wipers on [...]
Entries from August 2008
August 31, 2008
One day left of winter
August 24, 2008
The hallway
It makes sense to pray for God to open doors He wants you to walk through, and close others He wants you to stay away from.
But that really doesn’t save you from much when you’re already standing in the doorway. You still get hurt when the door slams shut.
I think it’s safer waiting in the hall.
August 21, 2008
Eating humble pie
In learning and practising humility, you can become annoyed that other people aren’t trying as hard as you to humble themselves and put others (read: you) first.
And then you realise - in your caring - you’re not really humble at all.
August 20, 2008
Ticket to ride
I think of adventure, and my mind goes to love. I don’t know if that’s illustrative of my being a woman, but to me, any adventure that’s going to open my eyes and my mind is one worth sharing with my heart.
You and I spoke about travelling tonight, and immediately I felt my heart wake [...]
August 19, 2008
A picture I can’t see clearly
Sometimes when I think of my future, I see a picture.
It’s a picture of a house, but not really a whole house, more the sense of a house. Like when I’m walking down a street at night, I can’t help but look inside the houses as I’m passing. Outside it’s dark, cool, moonlit; but inside [...]
August 18, 2008
Here is a little story I didn’t intend to write
Right now, I am fascinated by the seemingly random paths life takes us down, by the strangers God puts in our lives, or perhaps, those we put there ourselves. For, when we first meet, we are all strangers. We are all new, foreign to one another. We do not know who someone is to become [...]