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Familiarity and Belonging - by Simon Sarris
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“Men did not love Rome because she was great.
Familiarity and Belonging Simon Sarris Nov 16, 2020 173 13 23 Share “Men did not love Rome because she was great. She was great because they had loved her.” — G.K. Chesterton Dear friends, A short story: The princess kisses a frog, and creates the prince. ~ ~ ~ Over time several thoughts of the same cloth have come to me: ~ Reading is good, re-reading is sublime. I am always surprised when re-reading my favorite books at just how much more there is the second time. ~ Revisiting the same mountain trail ten times is more illuminating than hiking ten different mountains. The feeling that dawns on
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