An hour or two (but who’s counting?) before we on the east coast of the USA connected to Thanksgiving 2014, I connected to Mark Bialczak‘s comment on my post yesterday:
Ann, you’re on a two-year run of blog superiority, going strong, going proud, going to all measures to stay in tune with life. And we run to it every day to read your wisdom, see your pictures, listen to your songs. What a connection. Thank you, and bless you and your special heart. Happy Thanksgiving to you and Aaron and Michael. 🙂
Yes, Mark. What a connection! I give thanks for that, for you, and for all others who read this blog.
Yesterday, after I wrote my post and before I read any comments (including Mark’s) about it, I heard this song on my walk to work:
(I give thanks for this live version of Sting’s “The Soul Cages,” found here on YouTube.)
Throughout the day, I connected “The Soul Cages” to almost everything I saw, and I was thankful.
Before I connect you to the photos I took, I had hoped to connect you to a definition of “The Soul Cages.” The only definitions I can find, however, through my internet connections, relate to Sting’s album and song.
So I guess I’ll connect you to my own personal definition (for which I thank all my neurons, synapses and other mind and body connections):
The Soul Cages: Bodies and other things that hold souls, during life on earth.
Here are the images I connected to and captured with connections to “The Soul Cages” (for which I am thankful):
(image thanks to Jen Soska via Maureen Herman)
What connections are you making, right now?
Many thanks, on this 2014 Thanksgiving, to all the connections I’ve ever made in any way (which would include you, if you get the connection).