this is why people had country homes and city homes, i think. and most of the times, country home didn't connote some sprawling palatial estate, but a brick-a-brack, cobbled together little hovel. the humility and spareness of the hovel reduces one to all those positive, internal, quiet qualities you just described.
kind of like a grown up treehouse. maybe that's what we need for health.
this past week i was thinking about going away and not seeing anyone for a while, monkish or nunish, and just shutting the fuck up, in all senses. your post is a much more calm reflection of that impulse.
i hope you're able to find-make-steal some of this kind of space and place for yourself soon.
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Date: 2006-03-10 11:25 pm (UTC)kind of like a grown up treehouse. maybe that's what we need for health.
this past week i was thinking about going away and not seeing anyone for a while, monkish or nunish, and just shutting the fuck up, in all senses. your post is a much more calm reflection of that impulse.
i hope you're able to find-make-steal some of this kind of space and place for yourself soon.