This past weekend I was involved in putting on a workshop about prayer and meditation. I’ll talk about the workshop itself in a separate posting. As well as the presentations on the topic we also provided food. We work on the premise that “if there’s food, they will come”. I knew there were plenty of veggies, chips, dips and desserts being prepared as well as a couple of platters of wraps. But only one meat dish was on the sign up list, so I decided to grab a few rotisserie chickens, pull the meat off and serve it up in . . . → Read More: Musings: God and Chicken Soup
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No, I’m not going to do an Albert Einstein. I do not have that kind of analytical and scientific mind. But it struck me that any given situation will probably be viewed differently by each person involved in it. I just have to think about any normal, every day conversation between myself and my husband and how we sometimes struggle to understand exactly what the other is saying – and we’re both speaking English, and are relatively on the same page! Just recently I read a phrase that really caught my attention. It said something like, “A mistake is just . . . → Read More: Musings: Relativity & Perspective  3 comments  All Posts, Musings  Albert Einstein, analytical, architecture, art, Beatles, Beethoven, British, create, Dali, Degas, Dvorak, earthquake, English, God, Indonesia, instructor, Milky Way, Modigliani, Monet, music, perspective, project, Rolling Stones, Samoa, Sardinia, stars, style, treasure, tsunami, universe, workshop |
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