

Hereford meets SpringtimeHereford meets SpringtimeHereford meets Springtime
Hereford meets Springtime, furtively at first, passing snowdrop-notes in the hallways, winking green and brushing shoulders with the yellow-white-purple crocus.
Full infatuation erupts in public displays of daffodils and forsythia, the lunch-time dramas of rainfall amidst nods and smiles from the pansies.
Love takes root dandelion-deep, despite unpredictable temperature f


Cotton BallsCotton BallsCotton Balls
She hides treasures in the cotton ball jar: buttons, shells, favorite crayons, and once, the skull of a bat she found outside the garage.
Mother inevitably finds them, reaching in the jar for a fluffy squeak of cotton to remove her nail polish. She pulls out cerulean blue or red violet, a piece of purple quartz, and once her own emerald ring.
That was the worst time, worse even than the bat skull. &nbs


GeometryGeometryGeometry
In high school geometry, we learned the triangle is the strongest shape, while Melanie played the turtle, crawling about the classroom in a shell of desk.
In college, we learned human relationships are not geometry. Not all triangles are isosceles. Fewer are right, and even fewer beds comfortably fit three moving bodies.
Now I am suspic
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No good with words! I'd rather draw...
Thanks for the add!
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"Time passes in moments... what if we could stop, pause to take stock of each precious moment before it passes? Might we then see the endless forks in the road that have shaped a life? And, seeing those choices, choose another path?" - Dana Scully
Love you.
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do your part. love your mother.
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