2-21-14 RMB
Past Live And Future Possibilities
Dear Rita Mae
Brown,
Today is an
important day in my small universe. It is the first day that my new friend
Teddy is free from her most recent employment. I am incredibly fortunate that
she honored me with the heads up, almost two months in advance, about the
impending lay off. In this short time we have gone from work associates to best
of friends.
It was almost
instantaneous. After working with each other for years, talking business on a
weekly basis, we seemed to say, in unison, “I know you.” Once, when voicing how
surprised I was by our strong connection in such a short amount of time she
responded, “Oh, it’s been lifetimes.”
Shortly
thereafter, those words jogged a memory. I am not an expert on geography or
dialects nor history, yet when I pieced together what I heard and saw in the
memory, the location on the map that I was sure we occupied and the time frame,
it all made sense. I don’t wish to bore you with details and this blog isn’t
about proving anything beyond the shadow of a doubt, because wherever one
wishes to doubt, they will find cause to.
This blog is
about voicing possibilities and sharing what I know. It is about how I use that
knowing to piece together the puzzle of our existence. Almost everyone will
agree, that there is more to some relationships than others. There is a
mystical connection.
Jumping into
the future, I see there is a significant time approaching for this friend and
myself ten years from now. We will be close and one may depend on the other for
support of some sort. I’ve learned that fortune telling the future is tricky
business. Our free will enables us to change course, making what appears an
absolute target today, a far cry from the reality of tomorrow. And, of course,
those who doubt we have the ability to see beyond today, will doubt no matter how
accurate the prophecy.
Now it is
time for me to wish you well on this day and always. I wish Teddy well in the
new adventure she is embarking on. I look forward to reading more writing from
both of you.
Ever glad your
paths have crossed mine…this time,
Loraine
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