Last week was absolutely manic at work, topped off by a
Microsoft-Atlassian failure to communicate, sprinkled with a complete Atlassian
screw up. Usually, I can slope off early one weekday morning to get groceries,
but couldn’t even do that; I had to go out on Saturday, which is not my
favorite thing, what with idiots thinking they’re in some sort of plexiglass
bubble that enables them to shove in front of you to grab something off the
shelf.
Well, but as I hauled my sorry ass out the door later than I’d
intended, I came across some environmental additions created by the kids next
door. And it stopped me short.
They also amended their mother’s parking space, which I captured
later in the day:
Evidently they’ve been reading (or binge-watching) Twilight.
But even though the sources of the quotes are fictional, the words are still
worthy of contemplation. Especially the futility of being a rainbow to the
color blind.
That’s my gratitude for today—sidewalk art. I take beauty wherever
I find it.
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