In the constant struggles of un-listening self-righteousness that surround us, we see this situation over and over again. I found this antique glueing clamp in New Orleans last week. Later that day, and on the table where I was eating lunch there was an orange. My grand daughter Isabela asked why I had placed the orange in the clamp. Prompted by that simple question, the answer came to me right then and there. She is nine years of age and understood perfectly, also right then and there! Thank you, Isabela.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Apples and Oranges . . .
In the constant struggles of un-listening self-righteousness that surround us, we see this situation over and over again. I found this antique glueing clamp in New Orleans last week. Later that day, and on the table where I was eating lunch there was an orange. My grand daughter Isabela asked why I had placed the orange in the clamp. Prompted by that simple question, the answer came to me right then and there. She is nine years of age and understood perfectly, also right then and there! Thank you, Isabela.
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