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And this is one of those times that our major differences in timezones has worked for me, Rosa, as this post was the first thing I saw in my email inbox at 7.30 am.
Your words were like freshly baked bread. Thanks for feeding my spirit this morning!
Posted by: Pete Aldin | June 01, 2008 at 11:51 AM
Ah Pete, and guess what? I have now been sitting at my keyboard deciding that I need not break for lunch yet, for I have an energy that can help me with some edits for a speech I am scheduled to give later this week. You, my generous Aussie friend, have just given me a shot of even more.
Mahalo Pete, I am sure your Monday there will continue to fill with more Aloha purely because it is your intention, just as you have shown with your comment here for me!
Posted by: Rosa Say | June 01, 2008 at 12:02 PM
Rosa,
Your pictures and words continue to inspire me. :)
Posted by: Karen Putz / DeafMom | June 03, 2008 at 11:36 AM
Mahalo Karen! I do hope my photos help you to keep your recent trip to O‘ahu close in memory and feeling. I am partial to snapping pictures of the sky, amazed at how I can have so many and have all of them look so different individually. In fact, I started a separate Flickr set for them called Papahulilani ~ all the beauty in our spaces above: http://snurl.com/2cre1
As expansive as the sky above us happens to be, I think of it as something we can all say we have in common, connecting us in our upper reaches... sort of like the internet, but prettier to me, and sharing a lightness of spirit!
Posted by: Rosa Say | June 03, 2008 at 12:06 PM