“Though I love to savor good writing, by the time Lucy landed in Osaka, the plot rather swept me off my feet and I didn’t touch down until that tiny plane lifted Lucy “above the rolling hills, gleaming white.”
Not that I didn’t pause every chapter or two to reflect on how the book made me think about my own life. so many parallels it’s uncanny, for I too have been a pilgrim in search of enlightenment, lived and worked in many a foreign country, including Japan, places that, in retrospect, still feel like home. I too also realized that […] though we need to be free we cannot live alone. We must, as your book insists, be independently interdependent, so to speak. Or as I would say, live, love and do good work!”
What a delight to know Lucy is in such good company.
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