Thank you for pointing out all the goodness that remains once the despair settles out. I love diaries too! Especially ones written by someone with a profound sense of the everyday sacredness of life. Have you read. The Life You Save May Be Your Own. Another Ellsberg book.
Well if Dorothy Day could delight in the delightful things, even amidst too many fresh horrors to choose from, maybe I can too. Thank you for reflecting and sharing <3
Though I have never read anything of Dorothy's, I am grateful for this post, pointing to her work and her example, the timing couldn't be any better. And I am grateful that no shoulders were dislocated in the making of this. <3
Thank you for pointing out all the goodness that remains once the despair settles out. I love diaries too! Especially ones written by someone with a profound sense of the everyday sacredness of life. Have you read. The Life You Save May Be Your Own. Another Ellsberg book.
Thank you, Katie! Oh goodness, yes! I haven't read that one! Is it the one about four Catholic writers? It's definitely on my to-read list!
Yes. That’s the one. I think you’ll love it.
Adding to my to-read list!!
Well if Dorothy Day could delight in the delightful things, even amidst too many fresh horrors to choose from, maybe I can too. Thank you for reflecting and sharing <3
Oof, that's what I am telling myself all the time!
Thank you, Cameron, for such a nourishing post.
Thank you, Julie! I needed it too!
You are very welcome, Cameron. Have a delight-infused Saturday.
Old scrapbooks are a treasure and an absolute delight! Thank you for this beautiful reminder to mine the depths of the delight all around us!
Thank you so much, Sarah! Thank God there is so much beauty to sustain us.
Though I have never read anything of Dorothy's, I am grateful for this post, pointing to her work and her example, the timing couldn't be any better. And I am grateful that no shoulders were dislocated in the making of this. <3
thank you, lovely! You would love Dorothy, a total badass. I am grateful too!