I felt that way when I first started working in Philadelphia eleven years ago. A hick from the Midwest who flew into Philadelphia International and then caught a train to the office in downtown. And then, for the rest of the week there, took trains back and forth between downtown and Chestnut Hill. Always a bit out of place, but enjoying being in the big city with its bustle and restaurants and live music and...
I felt that way when I first started working in Philadelphia eleven years ago. A hick from the Midwest who flew into Philadelphia International and then caught a train to the office in downtown. And then, for the rest of the week there, took trains back and forth between downtown and Chestnut Hill. Always a bit out of place, but enjoying being in the big city with its bustle and restaurants and live music and...
I can relate. I even like Rohr.
Not surprised you like Rohr. He's a generous thinker.
As thinkers should be. Especially spiritually minded ones. ;)
Well said.