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Setting-up a garage sale one Saturday provided me with enough exercise to last a week. I needed Sunday and Monday to recuperate. Because I was too intimidated to advertise, business was slow. The best part of the day – like the best part of life – was spent visiting with my sturdy helpers, a friend and the CitySon Philosopher. We sat in the sun, traded stories and observations, and enjoyed a faint breeze.
Turns out that my friend likes Sunset’s cookbooks too. The recipes are always kitchen tested, and the books are compact, don’t take up much real estate. We talked about monks of any religion and their habit of eating once a day. My world is at once stable and ephemeral. A little yellow bee whispers poems in my good ear …
The wall-eyed gentleman sees double
A great mountain becomes a demarcation
or perhaps it’s a divination in stone
By moonlight I watch my shadow dance
where matter ends and pure energy begins
© 2018, stray thoughts, Jamie Dedes, All rights reserved; Photo credit; Anna Langova, Public Domain Pictures.net
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Love this, especially that last line.
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