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November 2007 
At work in Boston - "By the Sea"
Posted on Nov 7th, 2006
by 
Yesah
Yesah
Hi,
Wow, I've never done a blog entry before in my life.
Here we go.
This is going to be short because I'm at work.
I wonder if anyone will read this someday...
So, I want to share what I found on a Celestial Seasonings tea box just now:
"By the Sea" by Joan Anderson:
I must live a little each day, greet the sun as it rises and revel in its setting, swim naked, sip coffee and wine by the shore, generate new ideas, admire myself, talk to animals, meditate, laugh, risk adventures. I must try to be soft, not hard; fluid not rigid, tender, not cold; find rather than seek. I have been embraced by the sea, tested by its elements, emptied of anxiety, cleansed with fresh thought. In the process, I have recovered myself."
I don't agree with it in entirety, but I really liked it so I thought I'd try posting it here for whoever might stumble on it. In this case, you. Whoever you are.
Until next time,
noah
Wow, I've never done a blog entry before in my life.
Here we go.
This is going to be short because I'm at work.
I wonder if anyone will read this someday...
So, I want to share what I found on a Celestial Seasonings tea box just now:
"By the Sea" by Joan Anderson:
I must live a little each day, greet the sun as it rises and revel in its setting, swim naked, sip coffee and wine by the shore, generate new ideas, admire myself, talk to animals, meditate, laugh, risk adventures. I must try to be soft, not hard; fluid not rigid, tender, not cold; find rather than seek. I have been embraced by the sea, tested by its elements, emptied of anxiety, cleansed with fresh thought. In the process, I have recovered myself."
I don't agree with it in entirety, but I really liked it so I thought I'd try posting it here for whoever might stumble on it. In this case, you. Whoever you are.
Until next time,
noah
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Yesah… I love this blog entry… I want to live my life like that… I do a lot of the things that are listed there, and could never live very far away from the sea (in my case it's Long Island Sound, but that's still water from the Atlantic!). I like it a lot.
-Susan