"When it’s over, I want to say: all my life I was a bride married to amazement.
I was the bridegroom, taking the world into my arms."
~ Mary Oliver
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slow blogging. what a great concept. it was wonderful meeting you at the conference.
Thanks Lu! It made a great impression on me, too, and I look forward to it as a growing movement! 🙂
Interesting – I’m glad to see that folks are thinking along these lines. Is there such a thing as “Snail-Crawling-Uphill-Through-Molasses-In-Midwinter Blogging”? That’s really more what I do… 🙂
I like it! Catchy title… 🙂
Amy,
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I am leaving your blog with my heart alive and my soul on fire…
Love,
Julie
Thank you!
Thank you for this unfolding beauty. And thanks for your inspiring comment…it seems we are kindred, eh? Blessings, Staci
Indeed we are…
One of the things about blogging that most excites me is how these communications we send out into the world helps us draw our “tribes” together, and instigates previously unimagined connections between us.
There are so many of us who care about the same things, I can’t help but feel that knowing about each other & inter-relating in this way will have a powerful effect on each of us and the work we do, causing cumulative ripples out into the world in all kinds of ways, known and unknown.