The time passes here marked and jewelled by ordinary things. We like it and them that way. The fun is in the creases. Know what I mean?
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Courage's lap casual take.
Jest settin' on the porch a spell of an afternoon.
Joshua, whose birthday was Wednesday, in the two-handed, groin stretch style.
Peter's meditative, budding Benedictine monk posture.
Jeff's modified, side-saddle, look.
The hurdler's stretch fold.
Lucky's "happy to be here folding" groove.
Pretty soon there was one pile per boy.
John emerged as a sock specialist.
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When we’re not folding clothes we’re out getting ’em dirty. Just a snake eating its tail, I guess, and happy on the way.
So long for now,
David
Comments(6)
Debi Lorenc says
January 5, 2012 at 10:53 pmI think my kids could take a few lessons from the the RR kids.
Thich Nhat Hanh woud be proud.
Very touching. 2012 blessings to all of you.
Thanks David!
david says
January 6, 2012 at 2:57 amThanks Debi. There’s a lot of Brother Lawrence in these guys. Clothes folding in the here and now, boys.
Happy new year to you and your toe shoe wearing husband.
David
Michalyn Simpson says
January 7, 2012 at 12:31 amForget my kids, I think I could take a lesson or two from the RR kids.
david says
January 7, 2012 at 7:59 pmHi Michalyn,
We could all do with a day or two in the school house here. Thanks for your prayers.
David
Chris L says
January 8, 2012 at 12:27 amAre those Barbies taught/required to fold their own clothes, too?
— Toe shoe wearing husband
ear Toe,david says
January 9, 2012 at 7:39 amDear Toe,
The Barbies, as most right thinking people know, are currently required only to look nice. But I’m tossing around the idea of giving them mohawks and requiring them to start an Occupy plastic surgeons offices.
Whadaya think?
D