Last night, I met Deb at a Thai restaurant for dinner. The fact that we both loved this particular place was just one of the things we had in common. There was magic in the air... there was an exchange of trinkets..... stories were told, and peals of laughter broke out. There were moments of solidarity, where we whispered "I know, I just know."
Then, as the very last morsel of dessert was divided and scarfed, we looked at our clocks. FOUR whole hours had passed.
I could not have described our evening better than Deb has, but I can leave this message to you all...
If you think that blogging helps you to connect to the world on a creative, or spiritual level, then turn off your computer and go outside. Meet some of these inspiring people in person, and share a cup of coffee or a meal with them.
You won't regret it.
xoh
p.s... How beautiful is that necklace! Deb's creations are so full of sparkle and whimsy. I am grateful for this gift, and for her friendship.
8 comments:
beautifully said heidi--way to bring it full circle girl! thanks for your sweet words and for meeting me.
see you soon! xo deb
I just came from deb's blog, I was so excited to here that guys spent time together, your absolutely right about how special this place is and how special it would be to meet the wonderful people we have met through blogging!!! beautiful exchange of jewelry.
4 hours! i love long meals with friends - one of the best things in life :)
Lovely, lovely story of 2 great women (one of whom I've had the pleasure of meeting!) who are willing to connect on something beyond the superficial level that seems to swirl around us too much these days. & Deb's jewelry, which I just checked out, has a lightness, whimsy & majesty I can only aspire to - brava!
Agreed!
So when can you meet for lunch again?
:-)
Have a great weekend! Thanks for sharing Deb's jewels..wow!...lovely.
xo, Laura
oh, it makes me smile to know that two of my blogging friends have met! wonderful. what an extraordinary experience. and i love her creations!
Ain't that the truth...get out of the house....
Whenever you want to hit that restaurant up again...lemme know. I'm a few blocks from it and the Fiance hates Thai (he's a freak).
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