Oh and just as an aside – your writing is worth the click over from my feed reader, but thank you for going to full feed nonetheless! As you see, I am still willing to click over to comment :)

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Dave said “That’s namasty!”. I’ve been repeating that over the last couple of days. People look at me weirdly.

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Bamboo: Wow, it’s like a comedy club in here. That’s funny Bamboo. Don’t forget to buy plenty of Apple stock.

CrypticFragments: I knew that Twitter thing was a good idea. I promise I’ll keep it up, and it’s great to have you. Thanks.

Mathew: Sorry, man. I’m feeling dim. You’ve what?

BrightBoy: I’m glad it isn’t just us wankers and douche bags, I was worried! Seriously, I’ve used it heard in that context all too often, and it is nauseating.

Jim: Wow, Jim. Thanks for the confidence. That’s touching.

Linda: Anytime you’re here is great, Linda. I’m not counting. Wordpress used to, but I but a stop to that. You were no more than a few miles away. If you follow the ocean, past all the pretty houses, through downtown, and into the neighborhood where the houses were gorgeous a century earlier.. that’s where you’d find us.

Amy: Tell me what you think.

VodkaMom: Not quite Supercalafrajalisticexpialadotious, but close. Nice to have you here.

Kimmelin: You are always so kind to me; thanks. Namasté is a word that gives me instapeace as well. And yes, I know instapeace isn’t a word. I just kinda think it should be.

I’ve practiced yoga off and on over the years where, in our culture, the use of the term Namaste comes into play most often. Just saying the word creates a little moment of peace inside me. Why not spread that peace amongst the littlest of our society and grow it from there?

Thanks for sharing, Sean.

P.S. – After a difficult visit with my parents this past week…during which my own writing muse seems to have temporarily withered on the vine …it’s good to have a safe and inspiring literary place to visit while I attempt to restoke the fire!

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Sorry I’ve been absent from the comment section, WD. Swamped with life, but it’s all good (except not keeping up with my blogger friends that is).

I learned and first used Namaste 3-1/2 years ago when I began yoga. My teacher ends each class with us all saying “My soul bows to your soul. Namaste.” The “bow” word bothers me, and I really like your translation better about the divine in each of us, which is what I believe to be true. Wonder if I could suggest she change her phrase, but since she’s been practicing for over 20 years, I’m doubtful about that. :-)

I look forward to getting to know Daisy better through her blog. Can’t wait to see what the two of you are up to! I was in Belmont Shores the other day unexpectedly and wondered if you lived nearby . . . . .

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It looks like I am adding another blog to my list. I haven’t read her first post yet, but will check it out. I am sure it is great.

Um, Namasté

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