LOOK, LOOK, All is well - I found the movie file - Will now be able to compare what I remembered, with what we actually said.
but somehow,e interview session didn't record, so the wonderful - and it was delightlfully wonderful - conversation has now gone off into the ether.
- focus on the tiny positive things that happen
- carols and ads - focus on the carol
- Record the love acts, no matter how small
- Aim at creating question-marks, and removing expections
- Going to be with a family is an act of love, regardless of what happens - Important thing is that you are there
- Possible to do things, make decisions to create joy for self and others
- Religious Christmas is about the love actions, not about the ceremonial
- Can have more than one Christmas - and with different groups of people
- Experience of Christmas in Israel 1988 indicates that the event is in the heart, not in the environment.
The soldier who wiped the tear-gas from the boy in Manger Square, Bethlehem, and the Japanese tourist who guided our footsteps up Masada are the 'love people' whom I still remember.
ON REFLECTION
I am just thinking now that LOW-KEY is probably a good word to think about in the event that I inadvertently allow myself to be 'looking ahead', that is to have 'expectations'.
If there was someone dying in the house, what simple, low-key way could the festival be marked, significantly but without fuss?
Am now wondering is the reason the Skype didn't record is because I didn't initiate the call - maybe I have to press the record button if recording an incoming conversation
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