Glimpses of Home From the Far Country
My new favorite pic of my new favorite city. This picture is a perfect representation of the excitment, and fear, that are ever present within me in this new period in my life. This photo brings those emotions out in me, for some reason.
posted by Eucharisto at 12:02 AM
I am one who dreams deeply, even when I don't understand. I seek hard after the truth, even though I am stumbling more than I am making progress. I live with the hope that somewhere, dreams and truth intertwine, and make sense of this life. I live mostly in darkness, but every once in a while, catch a ray of light that shines on this far country, straight from home, where I am headed. That is why I am who I am, He is who He is, and you are who you are, and all of us are walking together towards the light.
7 Comments:
That's very cool.
I really admire you for what you're doing, you know.
That is a sweet picture.
Wow. As soon as I get back from the east coast I'm heading out west. I'll come for the beautiful scenery but also to see you my much-missed friend! Thinking of you tonite from PEI, and liking the thought of you exploring Seattle. Any favorite coffee shops yet?
Good pic! Its an awesome city. I have a picture I took recently from the top of Queen Anne on my wallpaper.
Hey guys, thanks for the good words.
To Knight: Thanks! I really appreciate the support. It's a weird transition, but a good one.
To Why: Thanks!
To Sarah: Hey, thanks so much! I've been thinking of you too, and hoping that the trip is going wonderfully. Hmm, coffee shops...There's one on top of queen anne hill (behind SPU) called Ladros, that's really good. I'll have to take you there when you visit!
To Katie: Thanks! Yeah, I think I know the spot you speak of. Kind of on an off street, with a little lookout?
To Penny Lane: Hey there! So glad to see your comment here. I'm totally with that sentiment about everything being a bit more challenging. Totally true. But it's fun to figure everything out. Hope MTSU works out great for you!
I heard you were at a Sufjan Stevens concert the other night. I tried to get to his show in Portland, but it was sold out :(.'.' (watch how my tears fall!) How did you like it, and how did you like the supporting act?
I noticed that you've reading Seamus Heany's translation of Beowulf. I just read for English, now I'm reading Chaucer.
Check out the Mother Ship (which is Mere Image), as I've been playing with embedded video.
Yeah, Sufjan was awesome, and it was super challenging to get tickets (we took the scalper route, and ended up lucky with one of our tickets for free). First of all, I loved the supporting act, very talented, very unique. The lead singer had an amazing voice, and the whole band was wonderfully in sync with each other. I would have bought a CD, but had already bought michigan, and I am but a poor college student.
Sufjan was like nothing else I've ever seen. It's hard to describe in a short few sentences. You kind of have to experience it yourself. Ask me about it the next time you see me.
You're reading Chaucer? We just finished The Miller's Tale and The Wife of Bath. Excellently written. We're delving into english sonnets for the next two weeks. Rather interesting, if a bit tedious.
I saw MereImage, looks awesome. I'd look, but my roommate's asleep (it's really late righ now). Anyway, thanks for the comment, much appreciated!
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