By Kathy the Carmelite (KTC). Wonderful and inspiring chez O'Rama. Has he had a record number of citations today or what?
A Beautiful Farewell
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This page contains a single entry by Steven Riddle published on October 15, 2003 1:53 PM.
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Many cites indeed. Although I did have to grovel! :) (I'd asked Steven his opinion on the Poetry & life post).
I'll miss you, Steven! Please pray for me. And would you please e-mail me a list of edifying quality music recommendations that you think would suit my personality?
I will trust your judgment. I need some more edifying music that's not CCM treacle--and I'm so ignorant that "classical" just seems like a monolith.
Thank you!