Friday, June 12, 2009

res⋅o⋅lute [rez uh loot]

–adjective
characterized in spirit by firmness and determination.


I am up at 4:20 (Seriously, not a time for pot jokes.)
Live from the bottom bunk.
I am holdin down the nanny fort like nobody's business-- 19 hours in the past two days.

I sing Hillary Duff and David Archiwhatever with Radio Disney and the kids. In a fatty Suburban. At the pool. Running a cornucopia of errands and stoppin at Discovery Park to play in the rain.

I am capable.
Most likely because I came from Amy L. Wooten Brown.
AKA The beast of get-that-mess-done Motherhood.
(She also taught me about cornucopias.)

There is so much in my head that wants to be on this page.
There is so much in my head that wants to be on this page.
There is so much in my head that wants to be on this page.

There is so much I could be in the morning.

06.10.2009
There is that phenomena, of not knowing, which can bring either peace or pulsing unrest. I wonder at the difference: does the outcome depend on personal choice between the two? Or the extent of God's presence within you?
I know direction will follow your uncertainty.

1 comment:

David's Holla Atchya! Blog said...

Seeking to build a bigger vocabulary has helped me to better write what is in my head because it allows me to more concisely and accurately describe how I feel. You already have phenomenal vocabulary, though. I just thought I would offer that suggestion to show you my appreciation for your blog and to help you better write what is in your head.
Love, Teeth-Flossing David