Point of personal privilege in breaking from the usual format
We’re so lucky to know so many right here in Central Vt, as well as around the world.
I am indeed.
It's a lovely story, thank you for it.
Thanks. They are lovely people and live so far away.
who is the womamin the first photo??
She is the cook at the restaurant.
Lovely story. I’ve a couple like this.
yes, good people make life so much better.
Thank you so much Terry, for your writing.
You report exactly how this « serenpidity », started, with this feeling of immediate and mutual understanding which lasts, 4 years later.
We shared a great moment in this tiny Nepalese restaurant with you and Karen, and each time we had the chance to meet again.
As you write, we share something « deeper », a precious, relationship hard to explain. Friendship probably…!
And thank you again for your amazing OPPOSABLE.
So glad you and these lovely friends connected!
I feel that way about you, too.
This is a story you don't hear much about. Thanks for your perspective and sharing. You have been gifted!
True. Thanks
Gorgeous piece, Terry!
Thank you. That means much.
This story of friendship brings me hope for us humans.
OH NO, not THAT! :)
Absolutely beautiful, both the writing and the story. Thank you. Your work here is a gift.
Thank you, John. I get so much joy from this project.
You know,a friendship like that is a special gift! So glad you have that one in your life. Obviously, you deserve it!
How kind of you to say that.
Thanks for the happy story of friendship!
We’re so lucky to know so many right here in Central Vt, as well as around the world.
I am indeed.
It's a lovely story, thank you for it.
Thanks. They are lovely people and live so far away.
who is the womamin the first photo??
She is the cook at the restaurant.
Lovely story. I’ve a couple like this.
yes, good people make life so much better.
Thank you so much Terry, for your writing.
You report exactly how this « serenpidity », started, with this feeling of immediate and mutual understanding which lasts, 4 years later.
We shared a great moment in this tiny Nepalese restaurant with you and Karen, and each time we had the chance to meet again.
As you write, we share something « deeper », a precious, relationship hard to explain. Friendship probably…!
And thank you again for your amazing OPPOSABLE.
So glad you and these lovely friends connected!
I feel that way about you, too.
This is a story you don't hear much about. Thanks for your perspective and sharing. You have been gifted!
True. Thanks
Gorgeous piece, Terry!
Thank you. That means much.
This story of friendship brings me hope for us humans.
OH NO, not THAT! :)
Absolutely beautiful, both the writing and the story. Thank you. Your work here is a gift.
Thank you, John. I get so much joy from this project.
You know,a friendship like that is a special gift! So glad you have that one in your life. Obviously, you deserve it!
How kind of you to say that.
Thanks for the happy story of friendship!