Do you know what I really notice? I notice how a plant covered with aphids one day will be bare the next day. Not because they have left but because the lady bug on the same plant has devoured them all – in awe I noticed how the aphids had moved far down the stem away from their large red predator – how does an insect as simple as an aphid know? I notice how trees will grow from rocks without earth and thrive. I watch on a warm summer day how the breeze tickles the undersides of the leaves on the trees and it seems as if the leaves are dancing in excitement from the gentle caress of the invisible air. I watch the sun dance on the lake as it sparkles like diamonds and imagine how wealthy one could be if they could actually harvest those diamonds – but wait, maybe the disturbance on the water is from a large school of fish? Or perhaps it is just my imagination having fun. I watch the clouds as they drift by, their constantly changing form from the look of a face with hollow eyes to a ballooning mushroom. I notice how the wisps of one cloud will travel silently to join another or to simply disappear altogether. These are my moments when I have the chance to steal them in my hectic day and I count myself fortunate for having the opportunity to catch them when I can.
I didn’t have time to share this before – is this more to answer your question?