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September 24, 2007

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Gerry

I was making sure this was that same author when I found:

Loving is not just looking at each other, it's looking in the same direction. ~Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Wind, Sand, and Stars, 1939

Wonderful writing.

Thanks for reminding me, and for your thoughts about building.

Phil

Tracy G. emailed me the quotation.

Bryan W. Daugherty

That was very insightful! Thank you for your post!

Phil

Thanks, the insightful one was tracy gary at inspiredlegacies.com who sent along the link.

Brandon CS Sanders

Wow wa wow wow WOW! I think that I'm a herding assigner. I want to become a longing inspirer. Thanks to all the folks who conspired to inspire me with this quote :-)

Phil

Brandon, thanks for stopping by. What inspiring/conspiring are you doing these days?

Gerry

Brandon is now director of software development at About Us. They also have the author of the first Wiki program, Ward Cunningham, on their staff, as well as Ted Ernst and Mark Dilley.

Phil

Thanks, Gerry, what a talented crew.

Gerry

Did you get a chance to meet Ray, who brought them together, at the Onet event in Chicago? I don't remember if that was the same year. 2006, right?

Ted Ernst

I'm inspired by this all over again!

Phil

Yes, I keep thinking of this too. Google keeps finding this post as well. Ms. Gary has a good eye for the inspirational.

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