Comments on: I’d rather…

By: Liara Covert

Liara Covert — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 01:19:16 +0000

I believe it is meaningful to add that contrary to what you say about yourself in this post, you have no character defects. To consciously choose solitude as a means for deeper self-reflection is an initiative that reflects your unconscious desire to reconnect with all that you are. You are beautiful, talented, extraordinary and inspiring!

By: Liara Covert

Liara Covert — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 12:26:49 +0000

You are always inspired to write something extraordinary. I savor each of your reflections. You come across as being very natural. This appeals to diverse readers.

By: Ophelia Rising

Ophelia Rising — Tue, 13 May 2008 00:11:40 +0000

Yes, yes, yes, I know what you mean, I feel what you’re saying, I know how there can be no words! I love your writing and your succinct tales of what it really feels like to be human, a “natural” human, how we are, REALLY. Forget the computer, cell phone, whatever – tapping into this, as you do, is tapping into the human race, and connecting profoundly to the mighty souls of generations past. I admire you, and all your gifts.

By: skylar

skylar — Wed, 07 May 2008 17:56:57 +0000

Namaste’ dearest of souls! You speak to me, as I know then you must also do to others. You truly have a gift of simply relaying life, and *living* like not many I know. You speak to me, I soooo get and understand your energy. When I come here I can *feel* it strongly like no other.

I feel like if we were in a room together, we would be communicating with no words, just energy and just knowing. Than you Robin , truly for your gifts.

humbly
sky

By: lizh

lizh — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:50:59 +0000

Robin, your love of nature is so inspirational it moves me.

I can sooo relate to your occasional anguished writing days, especially this time of year. I’m finding it hard myself to concentrate on anything but ‘doing’..be it hiking, exercising or just being one with the glorious world.

Totally enjoy the ‘you’ you are… and never wait when ‘life’ is calling…
Thanks for sharing this special piece of ‘you’ with the rest of us…

By: Sandpiper

Sandpiper — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 18:18:05 +0000

Hi Robin, I really enjoyed this post. I can relate to much of what you’ve written here. I seem very social because I am a friendly sort of person, but I’m actually quite shy and spend a lot of time doing my own thing. I don’t like talking on the phone either. My sister and friends don’t understand why I’m not into “doing lunch” or shopping, and I don’t have a hundred pairs of shoes. I would rather be out taking a picture of a bee on a flower than shopping, any day of the week! They think that’s strange, while I think it’s strange when people don’t notice and appreciate the nature & beyond all around them. About eight years ago, I began to connect to wildlife and nature lovers via the internet and it’s been an amazing ride that eventually took me to “the bush” of Africa, an unforgettable experience. Sometimes I feel frustrated when searching for wildlife where I live. There never seems to be enough…or maybe it’s just that I can’t get enough of it! Thanks for being you.

By: Robin Easton

Robin Easton — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:53:22 +0000

My dear friends, I cannot tell you how deeply touched I am by your comments. They are AMAZING comments. I shamelessly tell you that I have read them several times; they are that precious. As each comment came in I felt connected to someone in the world who “understands” and “knows”….good people, alive, caring people. I felt each of you connected to and strengthened a part of me. This blogging as been a weird : ) or unusual experience for me, one that has taken, and still takes, a bit of getting used to. But I can honestly say that each of you who have posted here have touched my life and heart and helped me to feel more grounded in a cyber world that I don’t yet understand…not with my heart and soul. I may never understand it, but connecting with each of you is beginning to make blogging a more HUMAN experience for me. I thank you from my heart for that gift. It is received with more gratitude that I can express here. Robin E.

By: ScottCarlin

ScottCarlin — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 15:39:20 +0000

Robin, your message of Wild resonates within the core of me, as I’m sure it does with many of your readers! You have had the courage to follow that wild to it’s fullest extent, and with it I’m sure has come many challenges, but has also reaped many amazing and enriching rewards beyond that of the ordinary experience. I am in great admiration! Thank you for your amazing voice to share your life with us, and in between living, please keep writing about it!!!

By: Getty72

Getty72 — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 22:33:20 +0000

Robin, you write so beautifully. You are truly somebody whom I could listen and talk to for hours and hours, sharing travel experiences. You have lived and seen so much, that I have so far only ever dreamt about. I can relate to every word that you have written in this post…. about being more comfortable in the wilderness, about your respect for other living creatures and about how you learn from them.

I look forward to learning more from your precious and poetic words…

Warmest wishes from a new friend ~ Graham

By: horatiosalt

horatiosalt — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:00:25 +0000

you may not be a ‘writer’, but you’re most definitely a poet…