Hello,
When we moved here five years ago
there were not very many kids in the neighborhood or at least not in the
adjacent houses. Now there is a kid in the house on either side of us, across
the alley and up one house and down another there is a child. Across the street
there is a child or more in three of the houses. Personally I am happy to see
that.
My mother told me that when I was
young I did not like the word child. I became angry and upset if they would call
me a child. I am not sure why, but I still do not like that word and seldom use
it. It just seems to rub against my skin.
The nights are getting dark and cooler
so I notice that the kids all disappear earlier in the evening. I suppose that
means that I should be thinking about bringing my kid houseplants in or at
least getting them ready for the indoor life. It is especially important to
find and eliminate the spiders or other small creatures that might have taken
up residence. I will have to ask Leroy if I can once again put some in his
church office. I personally, even though I almost never go there, consider them
an asset for his space. Then there is the library where I work. I will have to
beg and plead to put them back there once more, especially the large fern that
would not fit in our house very well.
Then there is a neighbor who might
take some of them for her supply. I asked her and she sounded pleased about
that idea. I just have to get them over there. That would be taking care of my
kids.
Paula
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