Comments on: So how’s it about opening the heart? http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart Books & Authors Sun, 23 Nov 2008 09:52:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Steve Hultquist http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart#comment-161 Fri, 29 Dec 2006 21:17:53 +0000 http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart#comment-161 Interesting how competition can eventually lead us inward. It is usually ourselves who hold us back from all we can be. And discovering new places can lead us through that discovery of ourselves, too. Cool that geocaching inherently leads this way... Interesting how competition can eventually lead us inward. It is usually ourselves who hold us back from all we can be. And discovering new places can lead us through that discovery of ourselves, too.

Cool that geocaching inherently leads this way…

]]> by: jcezanne http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart#comment-135 Wed, 27 Dec 2006 19:48:09 +0000 http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart#comment-135 Amazing how these things happen. Thank goodness for geocaching -- *and* for your husband! I hope that the readers of the series will find lots of ways to open their hearts, and perhaps via our books, open their hearts to the outdoors! Amazing how these things happen. Thank goodness for geocaching — *and* for your husband! I hope that the readers of the series will find lots of ways to open their hearts, and perhaps via our books, open their hearts to the outdoors!

]]> by: lmercer http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart#comment-134 Wed, 27 Dec 2006 19:45:08 +0000 http://dreamtimepublishing.com/blog/so-hows-it-about-opening-the-heart#comment-134 Interesting. Like you, having spent most of my life as a New Yorker, and ten years in Boston, I was a confirmed city girl who occasionally enjoyed the beaches. It was my husband who opened my heart to the mountains. Interesting. Like you, having spent most of my life as a New Yorker, and ten years in Boston, I was a confirmed city girl who occasionally enjoyed the beaches. It was my husband who opened my heart to the mountains.

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