This Time Around

Ha ha, because I'm laughing at myself and you can laugh at me, too.

The past is the safest place to live.

I have nothing to give.
If I had even anything to give,
then I could ask what wouldn't I give for a conversation?

Today. Anything at all? Oh well.

Today I was early to go to work so I stopped at this little river where often I've seen cars or motorcycles or bicycles stopped and people standing. And I left my shoes in the car, because it was sunny and then I saw a snake. And it ran away. Yes, and it ran away.

And I went walking in the water which was slimy with schools of baby fish and seashells. Then I drove the rest of the way to go to work in the kitchen at camp.

Magical.

Before I left, I saw a glass bottle sunk to the sand and I wondered if it had a message so I fished it out of the water but it didn't have a message inside.

And for a minute or for a minute or two I wondered if I should write a message and send it along but there wasn't a cap for the bottle and I didn't have anything to write so I just sent it along empty.

I need to be more prepared for times like this.