Saturday, July 30, 2011

Who Knew? We All Feel The Connection!

Something unexpected happened this week … something amazing.


I was in the front yard, wanting to be outside and carve a spoon, perhaps even boil a possum skull that I’ve had laying around for over a year now. I asked Little Fire Faery if she would like to start a fire, which she did. It was just the two of us … Wendy was working, Precious was watching a movie, and Big Little Sister had a friend over and they were contentedly emailing each other across the 1 foot span.

Just as the flames sprung to life from the fire pit, Big Little Sister and friend came outside quickly. They put the computers down and voluntarily walked outside to play be near the fire. Then, a short time later, Precious came out to be with us. Little Fire Faery sat, in half lotus position, near the fire to meditate. Unfortunately, Wendy had work that needed to get done although I am sure she would have preferred to join us.

What called these girls out into Nature? Was it the primal urge to gather near the fire? Did the spirit of the fire beckon them to come and embrace its comfort and warmth?

 
Regardless of the cause, I felt a stab of disappointment with myself. If I had been more actively working on my storytelling, I would have been able to tell a story near the fire. I could have extended the fleeting joy that we shared. We could have entertained, and educated, ourselves, and each other, the way it has been done for time immemorial. Perhaps, it was an opportunity lost. Or, perhaps it was simply a gentle reminder of the importance of pursuing personal growth. I say, it was a nice way to end another day on this MooseBoots path.

6 comments:

  1. You have no idea how much I would rather have been out there than in here working ;).

    Even without the storytelling, though, I believe everyone had a really good time by the fire. It's such a nice way to spend a time.

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  2. Wendy, you'd be surprised. I, too, wish you could have come out to play.

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  3. I'm sure the connection will be felt more often. Little things like this will bloom...don't be too disappointed.

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  4. Casey, thanks. I am not really disappointed. Life is amazing and wonderful.

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  5. There's magic in every moment. I love your posts, Thank you!!!

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