Before any more hours elapse
Do please heed the following New Year's wishes:
may you contact those friends and family with whom you've been out of contact;
may you have the opportunity to raise a glass with them, if only over the phone or other forms of correspondence - call it correspondence toasting (i.e. as with correspondence chess);
may you feel young and free;
may your mind feel spry, such that new ideas and alignments between the world you see, the world you've seen, and the world you wish to see keep occurring to you;
and may you and yours be in every way safe and in good health.
In short: Happy New Year, everyone.
may you contact those friends and family with whom you've been out of contact;
may you have the opportunity to raise a glass with them, if only over the phone or other forms of correspondence - call it correspondence toasting (i.e. as with correspondence chess);
may you feel young and free;
may your mind feel spry, such that new ideas and alignments between the world you see, the world you've seen, and the world you wish to see keep occurring to you;
and may you and yours be in every way safe and in good health.
In short: Happy New Year, everyone.
posted by Wil at
2:45 PM
1 Comments:
I was thinking the other day about contacting a long-lost friend but I was wondering how to do it w/o talking too much about myself. I've found that when writing those sorts of letter, only meant to update someone, sound very self-serving.
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junebee, at 5:13 PM
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