But later, walking toward the coop, I saw it. I not only saw it, I saw, in a flash, my life on Culebra go by me, which for the most part, has been a gift. Really.
I have only a vague couple of guesses about who came over and decorated the chicken coop with a palm frond, blooming hand painted flowers made from liter bottle tops, but I thank you (and if it was you who also left the chicken wire? thanks more!).
I thank you for not only your gift, which is so awesome, but for the tidal flow of fine point occasional memories - coming home to find something tucked up on the shelf on my porch, hanging from the door
I usually either know or suspect who has left something and almost always find out, though there has been a mystery or two over the years. I imagine this won't remain a mystery, but until it is solved, it's fun to guess.
And that, in one of my favoritely awkward later in the life vernacular cliches, is just how Culebra rolls.
Have a treetop Tuesday! Do something to the max.
While you're on a roll, check the post office...
ReplyDeleteFlash art. Random beauty. The anti-terrorism.
ReplyDeleteDoug, shall do! I have to go in later today...oh boy! Anti-terrorism indeed.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cool, nice vandalism. I remember once in Virginia someone made an artwork in the median on the highway with a bunch of old antennas. It was very pleasant and interesting to see while driving. It made it in the paper.
ReplyDeleteAll true except for the word vandalism:
ReplyDeletevan·dal·ism (vndl-zm)
n.
Willful or malicious destruction of public or private property.
I think it would be more the antonym of that word:
Opposite of vandalism:
"advantage, benefit, blessing, good, pleasure"