Comments on: A Matter of Perception http://treadinggrain.com/2009/a-matter-of-perception/ Running with theological scissors Wed, 23 May 2012 13:24:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Steve E http://treadinggrain.com/2009/a-matter-of-perception/comment-page-1/#comment-955 Steve E Thu, 01 Oct 2009 14:18:23 +0000 http://treadinggrain.com/?p=1324#comment-955 Jessie, at age 14 I played on the busiest corner in downtown Cincinnati during noon rush hour...couple days. People DID stop and applauded me--and threw money in my violin case. I always figured if I was ever out of work, that was an option. Maybe its time has come --grin! PEACE...and love to you all in CH'STON, SC Jessie, at age 14 I played on the busiest corner in downtown Cincinnati during noon rush hour…couple days. People DID stop and applauded me–and threw money in my violin case.

I always figured if I was ever out of work, that was an option. Maybe its time has come –grin!

PEACE…and love to you all in CH’STON, SC

]]> By: Shawn Robinson http://treadinggrain.com/2009/a-matter-of-perception/comment-page-1/#comment-950 Shawn Robinson Thu, 01 Oct 2009 05:45:15 +0000 http://treadinggrain.com/?p=1324#comment-950 At first I thought how sad it was that so many people failed to recognize the beauty...then I remembered how, while downtown, in a hurry to get to Wasabi, my wife and I were "solicited" for purchasing a flower by a man in the shadows. I was quick to say "no thank you" and be on my way. As my wife paused a moment, I saw he had no hands. I was undone. I take so much grace for granted. I almost missed it. At first I thought how sad it was that so many people failed to recognize the beauty…then I remembered how, while downtown, in a hurry to get to Wasabi, my wife and I were “solicited” for purchasing a flower by a man in the shadows. I was quick to say “no thank you” and be on my way. As my wife paused a moment, I saw he had no hands. I was undone. I take so much grace for granted. I almost missed it.

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