One of things that I realized last year, after blogging for so many years, was that I was repeating myself. Case in point..
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March 2006 November 2011
See what I mean?
(Makes me wonder if I really do have anything to say. Maybe we're just going in circles, repeating ourselves. Ouch!)
And with that comparison, I've outed myself. I really do let the squirrels eat from the feeder (as if I could stop them), and I let Sammy sit on the table to watch because we both enjoy it. So there. 😉
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6 responses to “round and round”
I think about this when it comes to taking a photo every day. I bought pomegranates yesterday to take photos of them and then realized I did this last year. Whoops.
Yeats had this idea that life is a kind of spiral stair: we go around, and get to a point that looks an awful lot like something we’ve already seen before, but really we are still moving forward and upward… I really like that metaphor, especially for moments like these.
It looks like a different squirrel if that’s any comfort. ;^)
You are assuming LOTS more memory than most of us have. Don’t worry about it.
Boom, bust. They will survive in large numbers. Acorns aren’t the only thing they eat.
Ha!
Sometimes, you’ll have that 😉
I do hope you will post your annual Thankgiving Turkey pic!
Still wonderful all the same! Don’t stop!