I (Wes) recently completed Isabel Allende's, My Invented Country. It is the first of Allende's writings that I have sampled. Because this post isn't a book review I wont begin to go into detail, other than to say that it is a reflection on Chile and Chilean life. She has spent many of her recent years living in California so she often finds herself reminiscent of her life in Chile.
This morning my heart is heavy with a desire to return to the Chilean port of Talcahuano. To sit atop the overlooking hill that provides a splendid view of the sea, its industry, and all of its hurry. The wind spreading upwards to me the chilly sea air and the noises of the bustling harbor.
There my spirit would be quieted and my purpose renewed.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
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2 comments:
oh man. can i come with you! can i borrow when i get there?
Definately! You'll have to wait your turn though.
The book is property of the ACU library. I bet they will let you check it out though as long as you don't have any unpaid fines.
Can I try on your snow shoes if you get some?
Wes
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