No One Is An Island — Frederick Buechner
Frederick Buechner, b. 1926
I don’t usually include a photo, but this spiderweb heart was too fun not to share.
photo courtesy of Debra Darvick
Frederick Buechner, b. 1926
I don’t usually include a photo, but this spiderweb heart was too fun not to share.
photo courtesy of Debra Darvick
The major difference between hating and loving is perhaps that whereas to love somebody is to be fulfilled and enriched by the experience, to hate somebody is to be diminished and drained by it. Lovers, by losing themselves in their loving, find themselves, become themselves. Haters simply lose themselves. Theirs is the ultimately consuming passion.
(Frederick Buechner, 1926 – )