Julie ... thank you for this. It led me to think about — and reach out to — two of the most important witnesses to my life — and three if you count my husband.
Some burst suddenly, some slowly dissipate. Others grow, spread, and even join with others, becoming suds! And some float away, singularly and separately, never, ever connecting.
Poignant, Julie. I believe our connection, care and deep love for each other is why we are here. Thank you for reminding us with your telling of Rob’s memorial. It is an important invitation to look around, reach out, and hold the hands of
Many lessons from Julie today. Two come to mind before dawn First, communication is a two-way dynamic. It does take time and effort to make and maintain relationships. However, there are old shoe people in our lives. We can be comfortable, caring and communicative even if our paths do not cross often Another lesson is from a song I learned as a Brownie, "Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver abs the other gold."
Loved this column. So touching and relevant. Thank you!
Thanks, Cheryl!
So true.
This is brilliant Julie.
Love this line in your column:
“It is this sharing of experiences that gives them greater meaning.”
And then the “Fakebook” jab — epic!
Julie ... thank you for this. It led me to think about — and reach out to — two of the most important witnesses to my life — and three if you count my husband.
This warms my heart
Beautiful, Julie, simply beautiful.
Thanks, my dear pal
Good column, Julie. A lot of food for thought in there.
Thanks, Barry!
Great piece.
Thanks. Good to know you are here.
Bubble relationships.
I like that metaphor.
Some burst suddenly, some slowly dissipate. Others grow, spread, and even join with others, becoming suds! And some float away, singularly and separately, never, ever connecting.
Ooooo.....I like this
Those we love. 😊
Poignant, Julie. I believe our connection, care and deep love for each other is why we are here. Thank you for reminding us with your telling of Rob’s memorial. It is an important invitation to look around, reach out, and hold the hands of
That's what I was going for. Thank you.
Julie, simply beautiful. And timely. 💕
Aw, sweet Deba.
Many lessons from Julie today. Two come to mind before dawn First, communication is a two-way dynamic. It does take time and effort to make and maintain relationships. However, there are old shoe people in our lives. We can be comfortable, caring and communicative even if our paths do not cross often Another lesson is from a song I learned as a Brownie, "Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver abs the other gold."