Dinner

The table is set, now all that is needed are guests.

Alone is not loneliness. I always thought that this was a phrase by Edward Hopper. But now I can't seem to say for certain if that phrase did indeed originate from him. I guess I always thought so because it was the message I got from his paintings or maybe it is buried in his 500 page biography which I read too long ago and remember too little of. Any how, I don't really think the source matters. One does not always need reasons and sometimes a feeling means so much more. Alone is not loneliness, is that acceptance, consolation or elation?