Three Cups and Not a Sip More
The steady hum of the air conditioner, the slightly tilted slight sway of the window shades, a few lone candles amidst the dark lit night sky of greater Boston and my long and lonesome, untouched blog. "To Tyler - I don't read much. So when I give a book away please read." You my friend will most surely recognize the setting to the left and were once again, right. The book is captivating and is striking chords long dead or until now, untouched. Perhaps we could walk together through the last few months...or take a stroll down random thought lane? A gander at the perplexities of the past, future, or unsolved issues of the cosmos of our lives? Maybe I'll just tell you about a girl (the basis of most movies, songs, and any great plays). If Helen of Troy's face launched a thousand ships than this girl's smile alone lights up the million and more twinkling stars in the night sky! She likewise recommended the Three Cups and it's amazing how two people can share such similar and yet different experiences, live in such proximity and yet be so far, get equally and separately touched and then become drawn together in such a mysterious, artistic, and miraculous way. You begin to wonder if someone elsewhere is pulling the strings...
The night is getting late...therefore, this remains a first post in a long drawn out saga of first posts in a long time. I cannot promise more to come but I can offer you a hope. I'm slowly in the process of creating a new blog and in that attempt you may yet have to wait for more posts. But, be hopeful, for what else do you have?
3 Comments:
I cannot always say I get what your write, but if I don;t I just call.. I do miss the little bit of insight of your life in Boston that your blog gave me... But am happy you have other things and people to occupy your time.
write when you can and are moved to..
love,
mom
Glad you took a look at the book. Even more happy to see orginal.... well more then just movie quotes, thought on your post. Yes, the power of the cosmos is amazing. Most of all, Im glad to hear a wim of happiness and joy in your life. After all it is a shared choice. I have killed my dream of climbing the worlds tallest. There's a couple of 14ners that taught me this. BUT, to see how one can go on with such great purpose is also just as inspiring. I have gave that book away to more than four people. Thanks for being the first to respond.
I enjoy your enigmatic (whether you mean to be or not) and poetic writing. But I have to disagree about the book. Wasn't as captivating as I expected. Then again, I never finished it.
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