This morning I awoke early with the rising sun shining into my bedroom and while it did, I gave some thoughts to the sentiment that awoke me so early. These slowly turned to my ‘Framework for the Human Experience’ and my early life incarnation experience. I always felt that this latter happening required a certain secrecy on my part, in that I needed to uncover a certain message before it could be brought out into the open.
I even had that feeling when we moved from 3610-10 street to 3528- 36Ave SW back in 1982. But, this feeling of protective secrecy lifted this morning as I contemplated on this sentiment and my framework essay. This is the time for the battle to be joined, was the sense that arose in me. This is my time to join the battle to affect the outcome, while a battle not fought is one lost.
It is time ‘to give it the Olde Skule Try’ as we used to put it as Engineering student at the time in the 1960-ties. I now feel that much in my life is brought into focus by a clear and forceful formulation of the ‘Framework for Human Experience’ and that it is time to bring this out into the open.
Be it so resolved!
This aft I plan to meet with Hanna for some of her expert guidance on MS-Word techniques. Earlier this aft Annie will say good bye to her first school, as she moves on to Middle school, entering the lively and wily teens, leaving behind her childhood.
Yesterday my old departmental colleagues and I had our last breakfast before summer recess. I was the first one at just after eight, but Dave Wyer showed up soon, followed by nine more, when all was said and done.
During the aft, I walked through Lindsay Park the left hand way, with the Elbow flowing forcefully beside me. In spite of the forceful current some ducklings peddled around in it, while staying in full control. The goslings were busy eating the greener things of life, while herded by the adult geese.
I took a repose on the river side bench opposite the Holy Cross Lane, had some chocolate and mused about last year’s flood. It would have swept me along from the bench where I now sat! Some buildings around here are still in a stage of recovery and the flood’s aftermath remains evident in many places.