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High Water.
High Water. An excess of something is often viewed negatively, unless it is seen as a valuable reserve for unforeseen circumstances. When it comes to water and its surplus, we…
A wet chick.
A wet chick. Autumn is beautiful, resembling a yellow chick—a creature so cute that everyone admires it—provided, of course, that it hasn't soaked its yellow down. For though a…
It all comes down to water.
It all comes down to water. There is a humorous saying that goes, "Sausage isn't meat, and a chicken isn't a bird"—but one could take that further; after all, not everything…
Trust is like a vacation by the sea.
Trust is like a vacation by the sea. Trust is like a vacation by the sea. You've worked all year and worked through winter toward the cherished goal of finding yourself on the…
In search of the fundamental wisdom of our ancestors.
In search of the fundamental wisdom of our ancestors. There is perennial debate over the idea that, at some time and place, our ancestors did the very things we do today—only…
A tricky term.
A tricky term. We often use time-related terminology in our daily lives; some concepts are perfectly clear, others are harder to grasp, and some are so vague—so "elastic"—that…
The wind knows no regrets.
The wind knows no regrets. People—especially those who make quick decisions—are sometimes compared to the wind; this is true in part, yet in other respects, it is not. Unlike…
Other people's dreams.
Other people's dreams. Other people's thoughts—and dreams even more so—are a mystery... don't argue, lol. Just as it is hard to fathom the thoughts of others, it is equally…
Waiting and obedience.
Waiting and obedience. Waiting and obedience—and especially waiting in obedience—seem pointless if there is no specific goal involved. People who are obedient and know how to…
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