Peter Mulvey
Jan. 16th, 2004 05:41 amThere is something jaw-dropping, aweing, humbling about experiencing someone's passion fulfilled.
If this man-- men, Peter and Goody-- can do this every night all over the country, all over Ireland, why can't anyone follow their bliss, like Lars says? Why can't anyone envision their mountain and climb it? Climb it to the top and look out over the earth they've left behind and breathe in the air they bought for themselves with hard work and brains and nerves?
It's not, "Why can't I finish this corset?" It's "Why won't I?" What am I afraid of? I haven't built the mountain all the way, I haven't climbed it, there's nowhere to fall.
www.PeterMulvey.com
If this man-- men, Peter and Goody-- can do this every night all over the country, all over Ireland, why can't anyone follow their bliss, like Lars says? Why can't anyone envision their mountain and climb it? Climb it to the top and look out over the earth they've left behind and breathe in the air they bought for themselves with hard work and brains and nerves?
It's not, "Why can't I finish this corset?" It's "Why won't I?" What am I afraid of? I haven't built the mountain all the way, I haven't climbed it, there's nowhere to fall.
www.PeterMulvey.com
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Date: 2004-01-16 03:24 pm (UTC)ARGH.....*SLAM*
Date: 2004-01-18 04:24 am (UTC)ok, apparently, I can't get to my hotmail inbox via this particular computer tonite, so I go the scenic route...
um....email me when you get a chance, it's not urgent, but something that needs doing by sept. of '05...*g*
-SW
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Date: 2004-01-18 06:15 am (UTC)What's your eddress, then? How can I reach you???
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Date: 2004-01-18 01:26 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-01-19 08:08 am (UTC)How the hell are you?