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Happy Labor Day Rosa!
Aloha certainly resonates with me: "We human beings were not meant to live alone, we thrive in each other’s company."
I spent a fabulous couple of days hiking with new friends. However, last night at home, I had the worst night's sleep I've had in a while. Upon reflecting I concluded that after surrounding myself with people returning home felt tremendously lonely.
There are plenty of stories that support this theory. They say that people in tight-knit communities live longer for this very reason.
We should all endeavor to connect... it benefits all of us!
Posted by: Stephanie | September 01, 2008 at 09:15 AM
Aloha Steph, Happy Labor Day!
You did connect with your friends Steph, so perhaps it was more a kind of coming off that energy versus loneliness? And hiking can do that to your sleep...
Ulla Hennig and I recently had a little talk story about the difference between being alone and being lonely, and as a result she wrote up a contribution to JJL on the topic. Take a look at it here:
http://snurl.com/3lygs
Posted by: Rosa Say | September 01, 2008 at 09:52 AM