"[Rich Note: (Sullabic Exceptions) Just noticed that the second line is one syllable short, but not inclined to change it, as it "feels right" (which is probably the reason for the mis-count in . . ." more
"Benny Comment (from another venue): "Addicted to temporal, perceptual, objective experience and the desire for special love as opposed to all-inclusive love. Love and gratitude, Benny"" more
Retired USAF Major, military and airline pilot; with an alter-ego as a 40 year seeker and lover of Truth. Presently, the author of a book entitled: "Out of My Mind and Back to My Sense: The Object of Life Is To Find Out Who I Am Before Time Runs Out."
Hi Richard, Thank you for the friend request. To be honest I am not a Haiku person. But, we have other things in common. Your music choices are really interested (its been a while since I have heard Dan Fogelberg, but I like him). Also your movie tastes, "On The Beach" is one of my favorite movies. I think its a must see. It is so sad and poignent, but also scary (but not in a horror kind of way). I hope I "see" you around the Gather "campus"! Chana
Hi friend, Did you know Triple Points is Back!!! 6-6 - 6-12 Check Out Pam Johnston's article. http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474977361552 Thanks Gather! You Rock!
It iz wonderful to be so open and willing to share with all who wish to share with you tu!!! Thanks for being there...now Hear lets share with more in always thinkings out weights 2 share more
Great invitation Rich! I too am "constitutionally obligated" to say so much more, even if it means inserting both of my feet into my mouth! I welcome this connection.
Richard, We are friends, But at a time in the past I disconnected from practically everyone, a little out of paranoia, a little out of guilt, and a little out of vanity, in the hopes that I could be a better webizen. I did not know how to approach people and tell them I had disconnected, so as in your case I didn't. I simply tried to keep up to date with your posts. Please forgive me. I would like to be connected again.
