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	<title>Comments on: Meditation Space: White River Junction</title>
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		<title>By: Ngejung Trintso (Susan Noel)</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ngejung Trintso (Susan Noel)</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 12 Feb 2013 23:30:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Dear Dia-La,  Here I am, idly wandering around online, in my little room in NYC, I decide to need to order some shrine supplies, and I end up finding this completely lovely piece of writing by you.  It just fills me with all sorts of thoughts &amp; emotions.  I do miss Vermont, I miss Karme Choling (though I don&#039;t know what that means...what IS Karme Choling now?), and I miss you.  I think of you quite often and so curious to know what you&#039;re making out of life currently.  I&#039;m New York -- I came down last March and ended up staying.  I&#039;m fairly content here; Larry is very kind to me and we are perhaps closer than we&#039;ve ever been, after 33 years (how strange).  In May, I will be 60 years old -- now that is GENUINELY strange.  I&#039;m writing every day, working on a memoir, marinating in memories from all kinds of periods, places, people &amp; adventures.  I find I&#039;ve had a fairly interesting life.  But it&#039;s truly, weirdly strange to be so OLD.  Fine for other people of course, but this is ME.  
I do miss you and think of you and Eric so often, and would love to be back in touch.  If you and E would ever like to visit NYC, you always have a place to stay, as long as you give us a little notice.  
My body is not in good shape, I can&#039;t be on my feet much or walk much, though I keep trying, it&#039;s important not to give ground too easily.  But I&#039;m not suffering, in fact I feel rather grounded and content.  I feel mostly that I&#039;ve had so many experiences, travels, loves, adventures, and that now is the time to be settled (as much as such a concept will ever apply to me) and to write it all down. 
Sheesh, forgive me for this personal letter on a public website.  I was moved by your piece -- really you are such a wonderful, clear writer -- and wanted to write, right away.  Would love to hear from you.  Much love to Eric.
love, Susan, Ngejung Trintso, skypillar108@yahoo.com, 212-254-6621</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Dia-La,  Here I am, idly wandering around online, in my little room in NYC, I decide to need to order some shrine supplies, and I end up finding this completely lovely piece of writing by you.  It just fills me with all sorts of thoughts &amp; emotions.  I do miss Vermont, I miss Karme Choling (though I don&#8217;t know what that means&#8230;what IS Karme Choling now?), and I miss you.  I think of you quite often and so curious to know what you&#8217;re making out of life currently.  I&#8217;m New York &#8212; I came down last March and ended up staying.  I&#8217;m fairly content here; Larry is very kind to me and we are perhaps closer than we&#8217;ve ever been, after 33 years (how strange).  In May, I will be 60 years old &#8212; now that is GENUINELY strange.  I&#8217;m writing every day, working on a memoir, marinating in memories from all kinds of periods, places, people &amp; adventures.  I find I&#8217;ve had a fairly interesting life.  But it&#8217;s truly, weirdly strange to be so OLD.  Fine for other people of course, but this is ME.<br />
I do miss you and think of you and Eric so often, and would love to be back in touch.  If you and E would ever like to visit NYC, you always have a place to stay, as long as you give us a little notice.<br />
My body is not in good shape, I can&#8217;t be on my feet much or walk much, though I keep trying, it&#8217;s important not to give ground too easily.  But I&#8217;m not suffering, in fact I feel rather grounded and content.  I feel mostly that I&#8217;ve had so many experiences, travels, loves, adventures, and that now is the time to be settled (as much as such a concept will ever apply to me) and to write it all down.<br />
Sheesh, forgive me for this personal letter on a public website.  I was moved by your piece &#8212; really you are such a wonderful, clear writer &#8212; and wanted to write, right away.  Would love to hear from you.  Much love to Eric.<br />
love, Susan, Ngejung Trintso, <a href="mailto:skypillar108@yahoo.com">skypillar108@yahoo.com</a>, 212-254-6621</p>
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		<title>By: Jane</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jane</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 24 May 2012 23:43:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Beautiful article, Dia!  You&#039;ve captured it so well...love the pictures too!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Beautiful article, Dia!  You&#8217;ve captured it so well&#8230;love the pictures too!</p>
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