It was serendipitous that William Borchert, author of When Love is not Enough, happened to be there at the same time. Turns out, he was a neighbor of Lois in her later years and collaborated on this project with her for some time.
As wonderful as this time was (and it truly was), the thing I got clear from all of the evidence of their lives (and there is much there), Bill and Lois were fallible human beings thrust into lives that were way beyond anything they could have imagined.
...like many (all?) of us...
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Fallible indeed. His book is excellent and points out the insanity of alcoholism and how it affects all associated with it.
I just watched that movie. I have found my visits to those places unexpectedly moving. Not that I have been to Stepping Stones, because I haven't.
And welcome back.
Wow, what neat timing to have been there right after the movie aired. We all have our saints in the world, and Lois was certainly one for Bill.
I'll bet that was an interesting experience indeed!
Indeed they were human which is what gives me the greatest hope.
Thank you for the post and reminder.
Glad to see you back. Thanks for the link to "Stepping Stones." I very surprised to discover how close it was to where I grew up in NY.
Greetings! Very helpful advice in this particular post! It is the little changes that produce the biggest changes. Thanks for sharing!
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