inadvertent revelations...little errors and gestures — mere straws in the wind — by which people betrayed the very things they were most careful to conceal
the sudden revelation of the whatness of a thing
the moment when the soul of the commonest object ... seems to us radiant
--comments on epiphanies from James Joyce
Shining.
ReplyDeleteThere must be a better word to use than beautiful. I like what Ms. Moon said. Yes.
ReplyDeleteGod gives us those little radiant straws in the wind.
ReplyDeleteso incredible.
ReplyDeleteShining, yes.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
You know, I was reading your entry about the insurance company. Why in the world doesn't Sophie qualify for a Medicaid Waiver or other government assistance? It would seem to me she meets every conceivable criteria?
ReplyDeleteIs it a California thing?
Blogzilly: Sophie does qualify for Medical and has it, but it's considered secondary insurance (ironically, because it's "preferable" to have private insurance). However, this drug is NOT covered by Medical either. The problem includes a general ignorance of epilepsy in general, its treatment, etc.
ReplyDeleteseems to us radiant.
ReplyDeletelove all this.
James Joyce gets it.
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