only days ago – or was it weeks? I played with my youthful toys which included a set of boys who spent hours examining the ring around the sun.
now it dawns on me – after breakfast – that my thoughts have double meanings, two or three or more daily reminders of a double-entendre life.
blame these fascinations on the stories on television – the guardrail of our society – for we have the **** tube to thank for newsworthy truth.
but I digress – a longtime habit – from the meaning of the words I have learned, words that take on novelty as they meld and mold.
all around me – hill and vale – schools and churches are closed to the very folks who support them, no thanks to money or needy spirits in want.
and God help us if we stray from the very lexicon that brought us here – the dust- covered tome of a dictionary, its usefulness never doubted.
it’s almost like pre-school – the fine lines we read – the words composed of ancient syllables – bits and pieces of chemistry and high school math.
one has only to watch to assimilate the warning signs – travel restrictions during pregnancy – or myriad signs warning to wash ones hands.
and so it goes goes – on and on – the truth has power, and the words belie all pre-testing and the failure thereof to be accurate and useful.
in the final analysis – and there is always a bit of both - of dire and scholarly necessity – a strong dose of responsibility which governs our reaction.
one final glance in the mirror is always called for – for no little scam can be living in the selfie behind the proverbial story of beauty and the beast.