Not trying to use "good" ironically here. Although that would have been clever. Darn it.
Makes me think about the stuff I've written about what it means to be a "keeper of the garden." I didn't address, or even think about, what it means to "subdue" in this context. I'll be thinking about it.
I do find the Hemingway or Whomever quote about the first draft to be comforting. Perhaps its the loneliness of writing that makes even strands of understanding from deceased people (whom I don't have to even particularly respect that much) most welcome.
Great article. Your link re “....Al Gordon at the Keswick Unconventional. (Lots of the ideas are in his book here). He looks at those early chapters of Genesis which...” The ‘here’ link doesn’t go anywhere - are you able to rectify this - thanks.
So good.
Not trying to use "good" ironically here. Although that would have been clever. Darn it.
Makes me think about the stuff I've written about what it means to be a "keeper of the garden." I didn't address, or even think about, what it means to "subdue" in this context. I'll be thinking about it.
I do find the Hemingway or Whomever quote about the first draft to be comforting. Perhaps its the loneliness of writing that makes even strands of understanding from deceased people (whom I don't have to even particularly respect that much) most welcome.
Hi James,
Great article. Your link re “....Al Gordon at the Keswick Unconventional. (Lots of the ideas are in his book here). He looks at those early chapters of Genesis which...” The ‘here’ link doesn’t go anywhere - are you able to rectify this - thanks.
Doug.