Hello all. I've decided that I'm going to take a hiatus for a while. After posting almost every week since last June and after missing these past few weeks due to a nasty cold germ, I've decided to take some time to think. Sometimes I feel the need to consider my direction and focus, and this is one of those times.
You can expect me back again in the middle of May. Thank you so much for coming back to read my blog each week and I look forward to writing for you soon.
Lucca
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On my book shelf ...
Oh, the Places You'll Go! by Dr. Seuss (Random House, New York, 1990)
This is an old personal favourite of mine. It was Dr. Seuss' last book before his death and it seems almost prophetic and certainly spiritual, while at the same time being practical. I've always thought that he wrote for more than just children, or maybe for the eternal child in every adult. It's good for those sticky places in life when you feel like you're not getting anywhere. It's especially good for what ails us in the 'Dark of the Year'.
This is an old personal favourite of mine. It was Dr. Seuss' last book before his death and it seems almost prophetic and certainly spiritual, while at the same time being practical. I've always thought that he wrote for more than just children, or maybe for the eternal child in every adult. It's good for those sticky places in life when you feel like you're not getting anywhere. It's especially good for what ails us in the 'Dark of the Year'.
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