Small Town Living and Chores
My persistence goes on following up
on a multitude of projects I have yet to do and it seems Fall is
closing in quickly. Does this sound familiar? I rise in the morning
with gratitude that I could....I first attack my list before the
mid-day heat. Wandering out to the hummingbird feeders to wash and
fill....starts out good. Along the way I see the step ladder left
out, grabbed it to put away, turn around, head further out, saw the
wagon right side up, turned it over, headed out again, saw the brush
pile had dried, broke it up for burning, headed out (again to the
feeders)....saw the shed doors open...on the way to the doors I saw
rocks, on the small wall, out of place in the garden.....I relocate
the flat rock and to my surprise, the hornets I tried to negotiate
with last month would have no part of their rock being moved...they
won...I got stung....no more negotiations.....and continued to shed
doors...closed them, headed out.....saw the extension ladder still up
along the eaves from repairs, took it down and headed out to the
feeders.....saw the barn drive way spot light needed repair....made
note, ...now what was I doing and where was I going....????
Ahhhh...think I'll just sit on the
porch and soak in the rest of the morning.....just as I sat
down...peered outward and saw the feeders....I remembered..I had to
fill the feeders....I headed out with no stops......Success.
I know I'm not alone in having multiple
inspirational and disciplinarian thoughts interrupting my daily
routine. In my 35 years living in Hampton I have never had a straight
run to accomplish a task with out the relentless sights and sounds
altering my direction.
Everyday life. Enjoy.
jurn
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2 Comments:
good job kid
james k said...
good job kid
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