Sleep-writing
OK, so I tried the notebook-and-pen-beside-the-bed thing, and here is my first entry. I was surprised to be able to read it, since it was 3AM, I was half-asleep, and didn't even turn on the light.
Still working on the interpretation..... but you're welcome to give it a try.
posted by Seeker @ 9:47 AM
5 Comments:
At 12/26/2005 7:36 PM,
Whistle Britches said…
The freshest of all virtues is humility.
Perhaps also the most refreshing of virtues. Least likely to be seen today. If I pick for myself a large bouquet then I have enough for myself and some extra to hand out to others.
At 12/26/2005 7:41 PM,
Kc said…
You can still care for yourself without thinking to highly of yourself. ;-)
At 12/26/2005 7:43 PM,
Suzy-Q said…
I was in my daughters room cleaning earlier and picked up a book, "Grace". I read a few pages and put it on the bookshelf, not giving it another thought until I read your post today. One of the pages I read fit your bouquet thought:
Be good to yourself,
excellent to others
and do everything in love
~John Wolfe
Shouldn't we first be nice to ourselves in order to prepare us to love others?
At 12/26/2005 8:41 PM,
Seeker said…
My first impression (of humility being the freshest of virtues) was that it is one of the least "used" virtues, thus it is abundant and readily available. So, I was being encouraged to pick a large bouquet of it, since it is fresh and yes, refreshing. It seems like a paradox: to adorn yourself with humility. But it makes more sense the more I think about it. I think you all have touched on an aspect of what this "dream" means to me. Thank you for your comments.
At 12/28/2005 2:05 AM,
Cheryl said…
Humility is one of the most beautiful traits--and rare and fresh these days.
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