Here's something interesting:
A couple years ago, I happened to click on a link that led me to a blog that immediately captured my interest. For several months, I followed The Chocolate Chip Waffle religiously. The author, Theresa Wellborn, had such a way of weaving words together that I was entranced. Then, as happens, the magic faded somewhat and other things got in the way. I became too busy with my own life to be able to read about somebody else's. Occasionally I would go back to visit her again and catch up on her recent exploits. I went to do that today, and found that her blog had been discontinued. It was a shock. I went back to my blog and clicked the link again, only to find that, yes, it really was gone.
Of course I Googled her. What else could I do? I found multiple references to her poetry in various contests, but nothing from the woman herself. I also Googled Chocolate Chip Waffles. The results only served to make me hungry. I couldn't even find her on Facebook.
It's sad... I have never seen this woman face to face. She commented on my blog once, I on hers a couple of times. It weirded me out a little, actually, because I still don't know how she found my blog...
She's gone. No explanation. No goodbyes. I have no claim on her, yet I'm left with a sense of loss.
Isn't it interesting, how we affect the world around us?
1 comment:
I think I sent you to her blog, or her to yours...
Wv: 'cause I know you're sisters at heart...or at least COUSNES
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