Terrible date. It brings up so much grief for so many people. We had two kids living in New York and my husband's sister. That fear before you find out if they're safe. The fear after about how our country would change, whether there would be war, other attacks. It was probably the first time since Bay of Pigs I had felt something of what my parents did during World War II. So many lives changed. The axis shifted.
Today I am going with the neighbor to a macular degeneration support group. I hope I feel comfortable and the talk is not too depressing and scary. My friend is so good natured and upbeat and I'm hoping these other people will be too. It's a hard disease to live with, but not so hard you feel sorry for yourself much. But info and support would be nice.
Another friend and I are going to see the film "Samsara" tonight. No words, no plot, just images. It didn't get great reviews, but I like the idea. She suggested it a week ago. It's not going to be here long, so we'd best see it while we can. No action, no stars, no hobby horse. But probably not no message. The title says it all: the wheel of life we find ourselves participating in here on earth.
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