Thank you Briggs. It seems as though Mary has taken a turn for the worse. I am very sorry to hear that.
Hope that you are well.
Richard
Posted by Richard Retecki at January 4, 2007 11:01 AMSuch a sad, and beautiful, and hopeful, and realistic post... all at the same time. Thank you for sharing the gift of your words with us, Briggs. And best of luck to your friend on her final metamorphosis, and whatever journey she embarks upon from here...
Posted by Kim at January 4, 2007 5:32 PMHi Briggs--I was fascinated by your essay. It's really beautiful, and death is a very difficult thing to write about. I've been thinking about Mary a lot, and this helps me deal with her "metamorphosis."
Thanks. Joan
Hello Briggs, I have just discovered your blog and have read every word. All i can say is thank you, your writing is wonderful. Also, today, I want to say I am so sorry that you are losing a friend.
Cynthia
Briggs - I have read this story several times and each time it moves me more. I like to think of Mary in her new form, and completed with all earthly tasks and concerns. It is comforting to read your words.
Kris
Posted by Kris at April 2, 2007 12:01 AMHello Briggs,
I've heard many stories of you, though I'm not sure we've ever met. Thank you so very much for writing such beautiful words on Non's metamorphosis... which, incidentally, is a concept I've often pondered as it relates to all types of change. Your writing has touched my soul.
Mary aka "Grainy"
Your language, your tenderness, bring an honor and a truth to all you witness. Thank you! Elisa Stancil
Posted by elisa Stancil at October 8, 2007 12:50 PM