BLUE LINE BY DESIGN: I wish I could make my lips move so fast...

the earth sleeps...

First Snow
by Louis Gluck
Nov. 26, 2007

Like a child, the earth’s going to sleep,

or so the story goes.

But I’m not tired, it says.

And the mother says, You may not be tired but I’m tired—

You can see it in her face, everyone can.

So the snow has to fall, sleep has to come.

Because the mother’s sick to death of her life

and needs silence.

When I moved here recently, the first winter it felt like I was in a third world nation. Stores sat empty, waiting for snowmobilers. Snowmobilers sat in New Jersey, waiting for news of snow. The economy was, as it always seems to be in the winter in the Adirondacks, s-l-o-w. What did I have to offer here? Only my skills in internet marketing, and my passion for people and places. So, I work at it. The internet is a tool that can break that isolation (obviously... you ARE reading this, after all)... so I hope to use what I know to share this beauty, and the creativity of those who call the "Blue Line" home.... My own website is under construction (www.bluelinebydesign.com) and I rep a great company at the moment called www.MannixMarketing.com.
Call me - or write - if you want to know more. catherinelight@bluelinebydesign.com 315.868.8436

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