All who wander
Tiny red clover mites scurried indecisive paths across Typist’s morning notes. The unlucky became skid marks.
“To some… our scribe’s hand is really big!” Cal said. “Remember… What is small to the bear looms large to the ant.”
“And that’s why we stay open to new ideas and experiences,” Nia replied. “So that we continue to grow our perspectives. Roaaaar!”
Thalia’s eyes grew wide. “Roaaar? Nia! You’re letting your inner child out to play? How wonderful!” The Muse of Wit looked at Wednesday’s empty calendar square. “What are we going to do today?”
“Kayak?” Cal suggested.
“Too hot.” Nia fanned herself with Typist’s journal. Unsuspecting clover mites took a ride they didn’t pay for.
“Bowling?” asked Tal.
“Meh,” Nia replied. “Let’s do something different.”
Calliope scrolled the movie theater listing. “How about if we see Small Town Wisconsin? The film has won a lot of awards… and Typist might like seeing her home-state on the big screen.”
“Ahhh… inspirational possibilities!”
Questions from Typist:
Does the world have to behave for us to live joyfully?
Has the world ever behaved?
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I’m stopping by a local screen printer today to learn more about how the muses will meld with cotton… or a cotton-poly blend.
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And… I’m watching my thoughts swirl as tomorrow’s infusion draws near.
There’s about a 50-50 split between I don’t wanna go and I got this.
Doing my best to engage and multiply the thoughts that serve me.
You can do it. You've come this far already. Much love to you Gail.
Try not to dwell on tomorrow. You can't change it so just go to the appointment, the medical staff will do their best for you. You have those little mites and we have carpet beetles and some kind of little moths here in the house. Our house is 40 yrs old and I'm sure the carpet is the original one. I thought maybe the beetles and moths rode home with us from my dad's place last year. We brought a set of books home and some of moms clothes. But a few months ago I found the months were thriving in our birdseed. I got rid of the birdseed and the moths have dwindled down. I haven't put birdseed out since the Wildlife and Fisheries said not to. They say the bird virus is over now and it is ok to feed them again. I don't want to bring those darn moths more food