I wake up and see so many things, always different from yesterday.
Today I'm going fishing. But I must not allow myself to focus on the worms or on the death of the worms,
We went out early in the morning, before sunrise, The early bird catches the worm; the early worm catches the prize.
And we caught many more than the others!! Getting up before sunrise is a secret known to the wise.
On the end of my cane pole, a bamboo stick, really, hangs a thin fishing line, about twenty feet out, Attached with a bobbin, a lead sinker and a hook
Threaded on the hook is the worm which I've lowered into the water from the pole I'm dangling from the low dock jutting out into the pond
I see the first fish I catch! I feel powerful and horrible and proud at being the best! My catch is the biggest one yet!
It is similar to a cat chasing a bird. The bird is innocent, but the cat gives in to the chase with no ill will, instead, blessed by God, the gift...to be a cat.
It is not easy being a cat. God gave to the cat, nine lives to fall back on, in case of being thrown off a roof by a ruthless boy who is curious to see if it will land on it's feet. The cat is now down to eight
A bird chased by a teenage kitten must learn to fly if it's to survive. Nature's timing for the offspring does not support favoritism.
But it happens anyway. There is always one in the nest That the mother bird loves the best.