I want to express gratitude to De Sade for _Dialogue
Between A Priest And A Dying Man_. Blending this with
Richard Bach's work _Jonathan Livingston Seagull_ has
really helped me greatly in life. I would suggest
reading these together if asked. Excuse me, must get
tea and then back to writing. Enjoy the now.
Between A Priest And A Dying Man_. Blending this with
Richard Bach's work _Jonathan Livingston Seagull_ has
really helped me greatly in life. I would suggest
reading these together if asked. Excuse me, must get
tea and then back to writing. Enjoy the now.
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Re: Gratitude for a Dialogue
Tue, November 9, 2004 - 10:27 PMwell i have never read either of those texts. however, when i was in junior high, i was on a cruise ship in the caribbean and an adult on staff with whom i'd been connecting gave me a quote which said "you will know a friend better in the moment you meet, than you would know an acquaintance in a thousand lifetimes." and JLS was what he said was its source. so i'd be interested in knowing what your comparison is here that you're making and more about this particular de sade text, of which i'd never previously heard.
