Tonight, I discover the importance of “clearing the air” — of being true and honest with a friend about my feelings. And we both realized that it is by this exercise that we were able to avoid a big misunderstanding.
And it also by this that I have put my faith back in our friendship.
Today, I open my heart to the clear blue skies, to the sun shining brightly, to the cool air of late autumn.
It has been a day marked with lively conversations at the lunch table, a half hour browsing the Sunday paper, and creating a whole new blog inspired by the word “heart.”
And all the windows of my heart I open to the day. — John Greenleaf Whittier
Even if it be late in the day, or year, or season. It’s never too late to open our hearts.
If we were to speak to each other heart to heart, there is no place for arrogance or pride, for insult or spite, for violence or abuse.
Heartscapes 