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Three airports, two airplanes, 2 cars, 3 cafes and about 20 hours from door to door, Lea could not think of staying more than 2 minutes behind another closed door. Out to nature and straight into exploration she went. Her behavior reminded me of the time in New York when I adopted 2 cats and how the moment they entered my apartment, they were off to explore every corner and every object around them sniffing and rubbing against furniture and walls to get their bearings. Children are just as natural and they are drawn immediately into a state of detection and where better to detect than nature and trees.
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Three airports, two airplanes, 2 cars, 3 cafes and about 20 hours from door to door, Lea could not think of staying more than 2 minutes behind another closed door. Out to nature and straight into exploration she went. Her behavior reminded me of the time in New York when I adopted 2 cats and how the moment they entered my apartment, they were off to explore every corner and every object around them sniffing and rubbing against furniture and walls to get their bearings. Children are just as natural and they are drawn immediately into a state of detection and where better to detect than nature and trees.
One response to “Day Three Hundred Thirty, December 18, 2011”
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