Right.

Ask her what she craved
and she’d get a little frantic
about things like books, the woods, music.
Plants.
Seasons.
Also freedom.

Charles Frazier, Nightwoods: A Novel


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29 thoughts on “Right.”

      1. I had never given this any serious thought, but totally agree. How could one possibly write accurately about the thoughts and emotions of the opposite gender? I don’t think it’s possible. A book, co-authored by a woman and a man together would be an interesting read!

  1. I love this author…and I appreciate the anxiety when considering all that I value, and I too can’t put them in a sequential order (after health and family)…

      1. Explains with far greater generosity than I deserve – there’s just a mess of stuff going on in my head – and all of it set to an ever changing jukebox that keeps time with my spinning…I’m grateful you love it – for the other choice would be a migraine…

  2. A lovely inviting woods–is that photo by you? Like the idea of just being THERE…forget itemizing.

    1. 1183 consecutive days (almost), like in a row. Funny you should ask Melinda. Wally, Susan and I have gone 3 mornings in a row this week. by mid morning, Wally is totally gassed!

      1. Your beautiful photo looks like the fresh beauty & coolness of Spring’s (not summer) full Gift…inviting one in to rest…/// Charles Frazier, Nightwoods: A Novel, read the brief synopsis paragraph on Amazon and I say – sounds like a great novel…Yes!

  3. btw regarding my earlier comment: saying Spring. In my neck of the woods that beautiful green is the bright, fresh flush of green in the spring, the return of deciduous canopy, life …We are surrounded my Green, Green everywhere – Emerald city, yes…it is a sight to behold all shades of Green Everywhere!!! We’ve lost lots of 300 -500 years old trees to the fires…So Sad…

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