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December 18, 2020January 6, 2021 Aval House

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“Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts.”

The lilacs are in full bloom and their haunting aroma has been floating in through the windows for some days now. Various vase-fulls have been circulating the house, filling our workroom with their intoxicating scent. Diana Barry felt that lilacs were “too heavy for the house,” but Nicole thinks there are few things she would rather smell in a room than a bowl full of lilac boughs.

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A bit of poetry in honour of the feast of Pentecost last Sunday.

Part 2 of On Building Rivendell has been published on Aval House. In On Building Rivendell, Part 1, Nicole wrote about the quietness and peace of Rivendell; how it was a place where people came to rest from their journeys and prepare for new ones. Now she addresses Tolkien‘s peculiar mention of work in Rivendell. He seems to assume that some people enjoy working and would choose work in their free time. Weaving the spirit of Rivendell into one’s home isn’t necessarily easy (especially if now we must face the problem of enjoying work), but copy the link below and examine briefly how, with the grace of a glad heart and a new perspective, work can become a wee less toilsome.

“This precious stone set in the silver sea.”

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