At 08:48 AM 2/22/2008, Margaret wrote:
Hi Margaret,
>Marsha - never heard your thoughts on
>The Razor's Edge after you finished it?
My thoughts about The Razor's Edge will today surely be colored by
all my reading of Octavio Paz. I think the only thing to say is that
1.) Things are not as they appear. 2.) There is no answer: future,
past or present. 3.) Regardless, I experience joy, believe in love,
and MAMA is alive and well living in India.
>Also - I absolutely agree that every place
>I've ever gone to is beautiful - yet my
>'home' turf resonates for me in a way
>that is really special -
>the smells, the subtle changes in colors and hues
>every day that you come to recognize when you
>live somewhere a lot - even the heat and humidity in the
>Summer, some place where you even have some
>understanding of the people you are going
>to talk to - even strangers at the grocery store...
>there's a feeling to it - a place that someone
>calls home.
I envy you, I've never had such a home. But I have been comfortable
in most places I've visited.
Marsha
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