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You end up being a little part of someone’s story and they become a little part of yours.
***
I just don’t think my current employer would understand precisely how this project is Art.
How it is, in fact, vital to me.
***
I have a lot of work to do.
What am I waiting for?
Well, for one, I am still waiting for someone to prove me wrong about clouds and language, the physics of consciousness, about God, about our minds and our hearts and our meanings.
Then I could get on with my life.
That doesn’t seem to be happening.
Quite to the contrary, synchronicities abound and the stories are getting woven tighter and tighter and tighter, the degrees of separation more and more narrow.
They’ll never figure out how we did it.
Of course, we didn’t do it.
We just paid attention, because that’s what we do, isn’t it?
We pay attention.
“Who is ‘we’, Ms. Rhyne?”
I dunno.
…and what exactly did ‘we’ do?
We told some stories, sang some songs, made some pictures, and wrecked some really bad ideas.
We held onto the threads and we saved our lives.