Wow a great write Stan, just watched the Bucket List with Jack Nicholson and the two terminally ill characters ended up having their ashes placed in a cairn atop the Himalayas...what a view for eternity.
On top of the world,
that's a nice place to write...
Axilea
Reviewed by blue soplain (Reader)
Reviewed on July 13, 2008
...isnt it funny the lengths one goes through to find a piece of peace? of themselves?
isnt it funny how you feel so full when th air is so thin?
but as long as you come down to earth soon.. .. .
i guess that makes you one of the fallen angels again...instead of the heavenly ones. ..
dangit.
but i love ya anyways.
ness
You take a good picture, Stan. Also write good.
I'm a sea level guy, myself, but I'd like to climb
to the top of the world, just to grab a handful of sky.
-gene.
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I'm a bit of a mountain man meself, Stan.
It's joyous to stand atop the mountain.
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Cheers,
Dan
Cryssa
the, top of the
world
Way to go, Mountain Man!
Fee
that's a nice place to write...
Axilea
isnt it funny how you feel so full when th air is so thin?
but as long as you come down to earth soon.. .. .
i guess that makes you one of the fallen angels again...instead of the heavenly ones. ..
dangit.
but i love ya anyways.
ness
I'm a sea level guy, myself, but I'd like to climb
to the top of the world, just to grab a handful of sky.
-gene.
Ron