I am having an interview for this program.
Breathing.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Generosity
This morning, little Ben told me that I could use his desk if I wanted a place to work.
I might rest my feet on the stool that has on its top the letters BENJAMIN in wooden puzzle pieces.
Maybe I'll look up to his dragon mobile for inspiration.
For now, I'm looking outside at the rain and nestling in this little chair. The dragon, the chair, and I are all glad to be warm and inside.
I might rest my feet on the stool that has on its top the letters BENJAMIN in wooden puzzle pieces.
Maybe I'll look up to his dragon mobile for inspiration.
For now, I'm looking outside at the rain and nestling in this little chair. The dragon, the chair, and I are all glad to be warm and inside.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Thrush
A few weeks ago Doc mentioned a little brown bird: a wood thrush, I think. He described it by its long tail and I had never seen or noticed one.
Now, as I'm sitting and working on a business plan and looking at questions questions questions, it visits me as it hops around low branches outside.
Connor and Tucker are back asleep; they had been guiltily sulking because they knocked over two plants when guarding the house from someone walking by. Connor is underfoot and Tucker is in Roomie's bed. When we first walked into the house, the dogs looked with sideways glances at each other as if to say, "Yeah, you just stay there and away from Katie." They both think they own me. When they both sit on command, I wonder if they think, "How does HE know that word?" What gives, lady?
They don't bark at the little thrush.
Now, as I'm sitting and working on a business plan and looking at questions questions questions, it visits me as it hops around low branches outside.
Connor and Tucker are back asleep; they had been guiltily sulking because they knocked over two plants when guarding the house from someone walking by. Connor is underfoot and Tucker is in Roomie's bed. When we first walked into the house, the dogs looked with sideways glances at each other as if to say, "Yeah, you just stay there and away from Katie." They both think they own me. When they both sit on command, I wonder if they think, "How does HE know that word?" What gives, lady?
They don't bark at the little thrush.
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