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Understanding the ‘drop’ | It's in the small things

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It’s in the small things. 8230;that there is often the most joy. The appeal of little hands. Let Slip →. Understanding the ‘drop’. April 2, 2008. It first happened a little over ten years ago. This is really hard to explain and for most of my life I have been too afraid of talking about it because it means experiencing the feeling all over. Nevertheless, I wonder if anyone out there has a semblance of an understanding as to what I mean, or know the feeling themselves…. The appeal of little hands.

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Let Slip | It's in the small things

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It’s in the small things. 8230;that there is often the most joy. Understanding the ‘drop’. Not so simple. →. April 3, 2008. I’ve had this feeling I can’t shake for months now. And I can’t see a way to have both hands full, each with a firm grip, never letting go. Somedays I tell myself it is just how life goes, friendships ebb and flow and others dry up completely. But mostly I can’t accept being a failure as a friend and that is the real feeling that pervades my thoughts. Not so simple. →.

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Shades of Purple | It's in the small things

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It’s in the small things. 8230;that there is often the most joy. Hush now →. April 20, 2008. His eye had turned a pretty shade of purple, the stitches hiding in his eyebrow barely hidden by a large pair of aviator sunglasses. I sipped my coffee, turned back to the weekend paper and tried to bury the guilt I felt for his injuries. I looked back up from the paper. “It’s not your fault” FLB says. This entry was posted in happenings. Hush now →. One response to “ Shades of Purple. November 4, 2015 at 8:23 am.

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The appeal of little hands | It's in the small things

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It’s in the small things. 8230;that there is often the most joy. Understanding the ‘drop’ →. The appeal of little hands. February 27, 2008. So why is it that the B word just keeps coming up, from both sides? Perhaps it is the animal instinct in us that is triggered when we realise we have found a life partner, or maybe its just that when you love someone so much it seems like the natural next step. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Understanding the ‘drop’ →. February 27, 2008 at 5:39 pm. You are c...

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Not so simple. | It's in the small things

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It’s in the small things. 8230;that there is often the most joy. Shades of Purple →. April 9, 2008. I’m getting married this year. Late November, by the seaside, in the warmth of the afternoon sun. FLB is all for running away. Thailand is the favourite suggestion (it’s where we got engaged). Somedays I think it is a great idea, after all getting married is really just about him and I. But then, I’m torn. What about sharing it all with our family and friends? This entry was posted in alot about nothing.

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It's in the small things | …that there is often the most joy | Page 2

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It’s in the small things. 8230;that there is often the most joy. Newer posts →. February 12, 2008. I’ve never been good at the “bigger picture”. I like the details. So often it’s the littlest things that make the biggest difference. A gentle hand squeeze. A mispelled word. A delicate orchid. What champions of the “bigger picture” forget, is that the bigger picture is made up of many, many smaller pictures. Newer posts →. Understanding the ‘drop’. The appeal of little hands. From fuck-up to] fab!

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BLUESEAURCHIN: The Warm Fuzzies by Chris Adrian

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Tuesday, September 21, 2010. The Warm Fuzzies by Chris Adrian. The Warm Fuzzies, a short story about finding finding one self through love in the confusing circus of life. Peabo waltzes into Mollies heavily confining world, dancing to his own beat, untethered by the family's stern judgements and controlling behavior, sauntering strait into her bed. Labels: New Yorker fiction commentaries. The Warm Fuzzies by Chris Adrian. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Under the Swaying Seaweed.

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BLUESEAURCHIN: 07/01/2010 - 08/01/2010

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Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Blue Water Djinn by Téa Obreht. In the last scene the child is again alone on the beach at night looking through the port hole of sunken boat for the Djinn that the hotel employees have told him reside there which is off limits to all guests because of the dangers it represents. He is able to access the boat because of the low tide and we wonder if the tide will come in seperating Jack from the living like the Frenchman. Labels: Blue Water Djinn by Téa Obreht. There are two exists...

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BLUESEAURCHIN: 02/01/2012 - 03/01/2012

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Thursday, February 09, 2012. Citizen Conn by Michael Chabon for the New Yorker February 13 2012. Citizen Conn by Michael Chabon. Conn is depicted simply as a concerned citizen (note the title, Citizen Conn) attempting to repay a misdeed to another to another citizen with a check. Unfortunately the very idea of repairing this issue with a check only angers Feather who was so hurt by this personal betrayal he had lost his artistic spark leading to his dismissal. Labels: Citizen Conn - The New Yorker.