As
I sit and watch Chipmunk eat Blueberries, it occurs to me that she is
picking them just like I do. She isn't randomly grabbing green
berries, nor is she looking for berries on plants that have none. She
knows where the Blueberry plants are and she knows which ones are
ripe and which ones aren't. She doesn't pick the berries that aren't
ready, she doesn't crush the plants, she is careful and considerate
and deliberate. It strikes me that I never really took this in
before. If I were out there picking berries with her, we would be
doing the same thing. In that moment, in terms of our actions, there
would be nothing to distinguish me from her. This gets me wondering
what else I am missing? How often do I fail to notice how much I
share with those around me?
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