These images are separated by twelve or thirteen years. The one on the left is from our kitchen floor during a glorious year in Florence, the one on the right is from the living room floor of our current digs in Brooklyn. I hope what I've lost in flexibility and hair I've gained in kindness and stillness. Writing, travel, yoga, and Deedle have been the constants. I think of the final paragraph of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer: “The sun is setting. I feel this river flowing through me—its past, its ancient soil, the changing climate. The hills gently girdle it about: its course is fixed.”
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Eve Stafford
1/14/2022 05:29:58 pm
Impressive !
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T. Glen Coughlin
1/14/2022 06:12:52 pm
I can honestly say after knowing you for many years, you certainly have perseverance and that is the difference between champs and chumps. Congrats on your writing career and the person you are.
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