Welcome to the Lyceum Gardens!
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Long ago when things were oh so different, and probably very much the same, Aristotle began a school of higher learning, a Lyceum. In the mornings he would walk through the gardens with his senior students discussing life and philosophy. This is my Lyceum Gardens, a place where I share my thoughts on life, mankind, self, and culture, and, hopefully, hear yours. Comments are not only welcome, but deeply appreciated.
Enjoy your stroll through the gardens. It is my hope that the pictures and stories carry you to far away lands, that the thoughts get you thinking, and that the feelings so openly shared touch your soul.
Love and light,
Sherry
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I am so jealous of all the places you have traveled to and hope one day i get to do what your doing. but for now i will enjoy reading your works and admiring you. thank you
Posted by: Blaine | November 02, 2006 at 10:42 AM
I've been in 12 countries
and never left the Arizona desert. I've loved reading about all your travels and adventures. I can't wait to read the book.
Posted by: YFA | October 28, 2006 at 12:29 PM
Beautiful woman! I'm not talking about looks, but about the person as a whole. She read one of her writings to me, which was mindchanging filosophical wrapped in a addictive story. I really could see it as a film when I closed my eyes. Thanx again for the good time on the train!
Posted by: Jero | October 28, 2006 at 10:14 AM
CIAO BIONDA!!! Hai fatto un bel viaggetto. Vedo tante cose interessanti. Ora non riesco a guardarle tutte, ma tornerò presto sul tuo bel sito. Mi piace perchè posso vedere tanti piccoli pezzi del mondo, anche qui da casa, e un pò per volta. Mi sembra che viaggiare ti abbia fatto vedere le cose del mondo in un modo "particolare", profondondo. I tuoi commenti sono profondi, o simpatici.. anche se hai sempre una buona parola per tutti, non parli come una "guida turistica" (PER FORTUNA). Buonanotte, torno domani(spero).
Grande un
BACIO
Giorgio
Posted by: GIORGIO | October 27, 2006 at 05:14 PM
What can I say? I'm jealous - I'm sure we all are! Someday when I get broadband I'll spend a whole night with a bottle of wine, looking at all your pictures.
Hugs & kisses!
Posted by: Jim | October 22, 2006 at 07:03 PM
Rich and enriching . . . Sherry, her website, her endeavours.
'Travel is a metaphor for our lives . . .We are constantly accumulating experience, seeking growth and ultimately wisdom, and travel concentrates this growth by presenting us with challenges and opportunities that we simply miss in our day to day lives at home.' (The Gift of Travel).
Posted by: Matthew | October 22, 2006 at 05:08 PM
Sherry--
If you're ever back in the States you know you have a couch in my "study"--even if I study in the whole house....
Thanks for providing me vacations from my life without having to pay airfare! Take care.
Angelia
Posted by: Angelia | October 22, 2006 at 05:03 PM
Hi,
I've read two of the books on your list and will read 'The Alchemist'
Since you liked 'J L Seagull' you'll probably like 'The Little Prince' by Antoine de Saint Exupery.
Your description of Seagull is just as apt for this book.
Cheers!
Prem
Posted by: prem | September 23, 2006 at 12:18 PM
Hey Sherry, Thanks for linking me up on your website.I think you have an excellent website too. Keep it up and im sure our paths will cross one day.Suchen
Posted by: Suchen | September 19, 2006 at 02:43 PM
I'm one of the Canadian's you met on the ferry to Helsinki. I hope all is going well with your courch surfing. We managed to fit in 12 countries and are now safely back in Canada.
Posted by: Chris | September 14, 2006 at 09:27 PM