A friend
lost a dear friend this week to cancer—I knew her, too, years ago, and she
glowed with life and love. Even 3000 miles away, I have thought of Donne’s
words that “no man is an island” and one death can diminish us all. After she
died, there was a whole series of photos of their friendship, starting twenty
five years ago. It was beautiful. And I realized—I don’t take pictures of my
people. Plants, dinner, trails, my van… but not my friends. So, today, at the
Hot Cross Buns celebrate, we gathered in front of the camellia tree for a group
photo. The last one was when Isaac was two and a half feet tall. It was
time. Because if I do not, who will?
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