Marsha:
> Personally, I love your 'woods,
> woods, woods', and
> miss it when it is absent.
SA: Yes, I love the woods...hhhhhhhhhhhhhh, cold,
fresh air. Your such an encouragement!!!!!
Marsha:
> Life in general? Oh yes, you have a family and
> responsibilities.
SA: Yes, the responsibilities, but also what isn't
writing, thus, other activities in my 'life in
general' scheme such as reading, walking, canoeing
when the waters are not frozen... hmmm, I wouldn't
mind canoeing in the winter with snow on the earth,
lake unfrozen, ha, that would be fun. Maybe I'll try
to go this winter while the snow is still around,
sorry - sidetracked, but what was I saying... yes,
other activities such as cleaning, cooking (I like
cooking soups), meditating, sitting in the quiet with
music playing without anything in particular to do. I
like gardening, putting out bird seed and corn for the
deer, and on and on, thus, life in general stuff.
That's what I meant.
Marsha:
> That's why that tiger is so important too me.
SA: I've noticed the tiger has been on your mind
quite a lot.
> >SA previously: Thank you Marsha for the compliment
and
> feedback. What I liked about the story was it
wasn't just
> about me.
Marsha:
> What a strange thing. Me/not me? If
> everything-is-connected-to-everything? That's
> something that puzzles
> me about Buddhism? If the Universe is a
> net-of-jewels why would it
> be incorrect to write about me. It just should have
> no more weight
> than any other reflection. I am you. You are me.
SA: Yes, it is about me, but in a way not emphasized.
When I say bird - the attention is off-me, but any
static pattern can be linked to everything else,
somehow, someway.
Marsha:
> I am uncomfortable with the word artist for myself,
> but there is an art experience which I breathe...
SA: Yes, it was a little scary writing that part. I
really thought about that part of the post for some
time after I wrote it, even into today, wondering if
saying that was too much. I thought about how I don't
have a problem saying I'm a walker of the woods and a
canoeist, maybe artist might fit in, but it sounds so
funny. It brings up old fears of mine, about the
whole talking about writing, etc...
SA previously;
> Do I know what you mean?
Marsha:
> Maybe I do.
I know you do. After everything I said above, and how
you responded, yea, you definitely do. Thanks!
snow sticking to the sides of trees from root to
canopy,
SA
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