jadedruid wrote on Nov 3, ’08

Very nice and also very true!

lauritasita wrote on Nov 3, ’08

Very simple words, but very profound meaning.

starfishred wrote on Nov 4, ’08

very nice will coment more later am waking up from jet lag hehe

dianahopeless wrote on Nov 4, ’08

Chief Seattle was a wise warrior. Your photography is beautiful Laurita.

zafreud wrote on Nov 4, ’08

Wise to the bone! I wonder, when will we all realize this truth and act as we ought to?…A worthwhile post, dear Laurita!

sugarpiehuny wrote on Nov 4, ’08

Wise words…

lauritasita wrote on Nov 4, ’08

Thanks for visiting. The photographs that are mine were scanned from old film pictures.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Nov 4, ’08

Great photography, sis, awesome stuff! Everything fits, the wisdom and the beauty

lauritasita wrote on Nov 4, ’08

I thought you could use some wisdom for your birthday !

eccentricmare wrote on Nov 5, ’08

Very cool photographs!!!!

sugarpiehuny wrote on Nov 5, ’08

Loved this and the photos..
http://sugarpiehuny.multiply.com/journal/item/89/From..The_Eye_of_the_Prophet_by_Kahil_Gibran

forgetmenot525 wrote on Nov 5, ’08

this page all fits together beautifully, the words, your photographs and the pipe music, thank you laurita

lauritasita wrote on Nov 5, ’08

Thank you for visiting, Loretta !

shailajamohan wrote on Nov 6, ’08

What a lovely slide show!! Wonderful words to go with it.

bostonsdandd wrote on Nov 7, ’08

To me, this takes the “ashes to ashes and dust to dust” thing to a WHOLE nother level LOL. This is beautiful. I take it Chief Seattle was an Indian?
http://bostonsdandd.multiply.com/journal/item/222/Poetry_WednesdayNovember_5thUnobtainable_Dream

lauritasita wrote on Nov 7, ’08

Chief Seattle ( c. 1786 – June 7, 1866), also spelled Seathle, Seathl, or See-ahth, was a leader of the Suquamish and Duwamish Native American tribes in what is now the U.S. state of Washington. A prominent figure among his people, he pursued a path of accommodation to white settlers, forming a personal relationship with David Swinson “Doc” Maynard. Seattle, Washington was named after him.