Watching the dust dance his sight seemed unusually keen, for he imagined that he could actually focus on each mote…tens of thousands of them were held in his mind as they formed and reformed into exquisite patterns, ghostly images that poised in air only to dissolve and be reborn again.
"What do you see?" But Melchior couldn't answer. "Good. One should be dumbfounded to see reality for the first time -- worlds coming and going like dust in a beam of sunlight."
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CONGRATS on everything!!! I knew that it would all work out for you. I am (-----------------this---------------) proud of you! Emily and I will be doing the coffee thing tonight (because she leaves for a few days) and we got tons-o-books at the good ol' library today, so if you get a free second on this huge celebration weekend, give us a call. We miss you terribly and can't wait to see you! Tell your fam that I said hello and we need to play quiddler when you get home. Love you and again, congratulations on a job well done!
...ashley
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