Hi Mags,
I'm so sorry about all the loss. I saw the obituary, and wondered if it was the little girl with polio. In my mind she was still little. Isn't that weird. It's like I leave people and expect them to be exactly the same...I also watched the video her mom made about adoption. I was surprised that the daughter never said a word. She just sat and was there...I wondered if she felt like that during her life.
I mowed my lawn today. I killed a small garter snake. I was so sorry, so sad. I hate to kill. But I did look it up. Snake has to do with sacred mysteries and transformation. Garter snake, one source said, has to do with deceit and jealousy.
Tomorrow is full moon. I had a stray thought about running naked in the full moon tomorrow night. Wouldn't that be a transformation?
That is the fun of getting old. Nobody knows. Nobody notices...Old women are invisible!
I am basically bushwhacking the yard. It has been raining so much, and the grass is so deep and thick and wet. It is a good workout to muscle the mower through. The front yard is about three-quarters mowed. I surveyed my work as I was done, and I thought, "This looks like what unsupervised siblings do to each other's hair..."
Then I remembered the haircuts I gave you and the other three girls.
I traumatized S#4. I think she quit Girl Scouts rather than go out in public with her haircut.
But, in my own defense, Dad told me to give you each a haircut. I blame him!
Maybe I am psychologically preparing for his service. We said bring the funny stories. And you know, the traumatic stories are often funny.
I think I will take credit for S#4's career. She became a hairdresser to make sure nothing like what I did ever happened to her again!!
Time for a shower and bed...Love and hugs from Clare
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