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21 May 2008

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Honeymoon Bound

A honeymoon package in Bali? She must be brave! I'm planning a safer caribbean honeymoon at the moment. It's great to read your stuff though, very inspiring, thanks as always. -Jen

patry francis

When I went to the West Coast, I got a chance to meet several bloggers, too; and I found as you did, that these were not "internet friendships;" they were real friends, who had shared more of their hearts and minds with me than some people I see every day.

Enjoy your wonderful journey.

frida

I love that image - the Black Swan effect. I'm very excited about meeting Alex when I get to San Francisco in June/July. My friend from NZ met her last year and wrote to me saying "Oh my goodness, Alex is the San Fran Marianne!" So there is bound to be some electricity when we meet.
Wish you could be there too. That would really generate some sparks.

Becca

Tara, this post gave me chills! How exciting for you to meet all these fabulous women, and know we're all part of this international network of writers and creative spirits :)

Casey

Hi Tara! I read and loved that book early in the year as well - you make me want to re-read it!
I agree about the wonderful random way we meet people via the internet, and count myself among one fo the lucky ones who's gotten to meet you!
I hope this comment sticks, as I've noticed that comments I've posted before have disappeared.

Laura

It is SO wonderful to hear your excitement and energy after some months of distraction and worry for you! I can feel the brisk, cool breezes off San Francisco bay as I read your post. Lucky women to be meeting you---I know from personal experience just how lucky they are ;D.

Gillian

You live so inspiringly Tara.
I adore your outlooks on life. Your experiences. Your open mind.
You will go far yet, my friend. The road is endless for you with potentiality.
xoxo We cheer you on! xoxo

deirdre

It was a wonderful afternoon. I could never have imagined a little blog could lead to friendship, but I'm very happy it did. xoxo

Alex

Dear Tara ~ You are one fascinating woman! I felt like we were two immortal souls transcending time and loosing ourselves in each other's hunger for life and adventure! We even forgot to take a photo together!!! I can't believe it... Next time we must, though! Lol, Alexxxox

Mary T.

The www and blogging have curvy and tenacious arms so when we get to meet someone from the blogasphere it is so wonderful to know them as the real people they are. I'm glad it all went so well. Amazing!

sherry

Oh I wish I was still in San Francisco and could have met up with you!!! Timing is certainly everything. But I'm glad the 4 of you have had a wonderful time.

Jeanie

What glorious encounters! Isn't it amazing to meet people and have that energy of friendships and inspiration? I am off to visit their blogs and become inspired myself, as I always am by you.

studio wellspring

oh tara, but i am so the lucky one in this fabulous encounter of blogging penpals meeting for the first time. your energy, wisdom and kindness are the perfect balance to your awe-inspiring creative talents. i have been on cloud-9 ever since our dinner. you gave so much: valuable insights & encouragement from one mama & arky native to another, lovely gifts from your enchanting world, and the immense pleasure of your company. i am overflowing with gratitude & look very forward to spending more time with you very soon.
xxoo, a

p.s. the black swan effect is alive and well ~ i just didn't know it had been given such a lovely name. i will add that book to my list of must reads.

tangobaby

Tara, how can we let you leave this city now that it seems so right that you should be here for the foreseeable future? All I can hope for is these Black Swan moments continue to happen for you (and all of us, actually) and that the invisible underpinnings of the universe are working overtime to make sure I can see you often!

(And now I must read that book, too. I know I will love it.)

xoxo!

rochambeau

Dear Tara,
All of these woman look fabulous. I don't have time to comment on their sites now, but will later!! On my comment below, I meant feel not fell, but I think you know me by now!
xo

tinker

I keep getting lost down the wonderland rabbit hole of links you've share here - what amazing women, and what fun you must be having meeting them in real life.
Wishing you many more wonderful moments and 'Black Swan' events~xox

rochambeau

Dear Tara,
I do so share in your joy! What a gift to create electricity out of friendship, to gain oneself through the reflection of others. To marvel at the connections made with a thing called the internet and blogs. Can't wait to visit these lovely woman who have infused your spirit and made you fell filled!
Thinking of you! and Jordana too!
xox
Constance

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