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12 thoughts on “Bubble Bath”

1. I hope the sudsy, warm, comforting bath and book of fiction, helped ease Constance’s worldly concerns. I too think bathtubs are great places to retreat to….I’m so grateful for them.

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   • That is exactly it – the bath has warmth, suds, and a place to escape, temporarily!

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2. It is important to seek solace from the crazed world in ways that do no more harm. Constance has a very sensible solution.

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   • I agree, Constance is a sensible soul – I think I will follow her example.

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3. Constance is the epitome of kindness, and like all gentle souls, needs to restore her equanimity. Healing water is an excellent way to do it. I loved the subtle message of her bath mat. Weaving is one of the best ways there is to bring calm into the chaos.

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   • Weaving does that for me too – and the healing waters of a bath (though I hadn’t thought of it that way before – thanks). Constance loves the rainbow bath mat I made out of recycled plastic shopping bags. All colour is indispensable, beloved and beautiful.

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4. Lord, bid war’s trumpet cease;
   Fold the whole earth in peace.
   ~Oliver Wendell Holmes

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   • Some days it is hard to hope, but I do hope. Love is love, and I love my friends for reminding me of this.

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5. Dear Constance, I spent the day quietly working on embroidery with no news on. Needed the respite. Thank you for putting it all so gently.

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   • I am glad you found a way to have a peaceful day – Constance and I sympathise completely!

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6. I love that book Constance! Always a favorite to loose oneself in with Mr. Darcy!

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   • Totally! A little lost in Austen works for me too.

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