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Monthly Archives: November 2007
The Little Threads of Life
Life looks big. That’s the first thing we learn as children and some carry that perception with them through every significant stage of life. Our point of view in childhood is mostly at knees and ankles. We look up craning … Continue reading
Gladness and Gratitude
Is it just me or is there a shortness of gladness and gratitude these days? Even when the sun shines bright on our shoulders, we have a tendency to obsess about the clouds that are forming on the horizon … Continue reading
Memory’s Unmade Bed
“We drag expensive ghosts through memory’s unmade bed”
Paul Hoover, Theory of Margin
Paul Hoover writes about “memory’s unmade bed” as a way of describing all that’s within us that continues to haunt us or bless us, guide us and direct us to the place in us where the past, present and future collide. All of us live under the influence of an inner world where everything (every experience, every emotion, every thought) is stored. It’s something of a storehouse of memory where everything is remembered whether it’s consciously available to us or not and nothing is tossed aside. Continue reading