Reflections Shared by Visitors
Journals are placed on benches where visitors can make a comment, draw, or share a thought.
The following visitor reflections were gleaned from these journal entries.
This was a very special experience for me. I felt my heart open in a way it hasn’t since my husband made his transition five years ago. –T.P.
I just moved here to SD from KS. I am married but feel alone. I have lost myself and was told about Pathways. I drove over an hour to be alone, because I hope being alone helps me feel not alone. I hope to find myself again. Thank you for this space.
I am a skeptic to the core. If I can’t see it or touch it, it does not exist. But there is something in this place that I cannot explain. I feel joy, sorrow, peace, beauty, and a whole range of human emotions, all at the same time.
This sculpture moves me always to the very roots of my soul. –Dee B. from Woonsocket, SD
A cherished time with sisters – those here and those in spirit.
This was a very special experience for me. I felt my heart open in a way it hasn’t since my husband made his transition five years ago. –T.P.
I just moved here to SD from KS. I am married but feel alone. I have lost myself and was told about Pathways. I drove over an hour to be alone, because I hope being alone helps me feel not alone. I hope to find myself again. Thank you for this space.
I am a skeptic to the core. If I can’t see it or touch it, it does not exist. But there is something in this place that I cannot explain. I feel joy, sorrow, peace, beauty, and a whole range of human emotions, all at the same time.
This sculpture moves me always to the very roots of my soul. –Dee B. from Woonsocket, SD
A cherished time with sisters – those here and those in spirit.