Kill 'em with kindness?

2 messages in this thread | Started on 2004-09-27

Kill 'em with kindness?

From: Drew Family (drewclan@aol.com) | Date: 2004-09-27 04:54:04 UTC

Good luck, my pretty! I've been thinking of this all day, despite
really intense efforts not to let it take over my rare Sunday out of
clinic. This whole thing has a way of snatching our life's breath
away. If you find yourself thinking of these artificial conflicts
when instead you should be noting how that hummingbird's throat
feathers glint just so, or how that sparkle in your lover's eye is
the truest thing you've ever seen, it's a sign. It ain't/they aren't
worth your time.

Wishing you warmth and lots of feathered glinty moments this winter,
Jay

< somebody I care about writes:

Looks like I'm in for a long, cold winter. I'll keep you posted.
Let's
hope my fabulous charm and good looks will win them over... Thanks
for
the insights.>>

Re: Kill 'em with kindness?

From: edelweiss (vitlaur@aol.com) | Date: 2004-09-27 13:14:45 UTC

or the way the dew dripping off of the leaves in the forest makes it
sound like it is raining

the crisp bite in the air as autumn creeps in

We have passed the Autumnal Equinox and the days are getting
shorter. Now, night comes quickly. It's time to kindle that inner
light and warmth that combats the cold and the darkness.

> This whole thing has a way of snatching our life's breath
> away. If you find yourself thinking of these artificial conflicts
> when instead you should be noting how that hummingbird's throat
> feathers glint just so, or how that sparkle in your lover's eye is
> the truest thing you've ever seen, it's a sign. It ain't/they
aren't
> worth your time.
>
> Wishing you warmth and lots of feathered glinty moments this
winter,
> Jay