Sometime,
your own shoes, like other people’s lives; are not a good fit. ~Abby~
Sipping on my third cup of coffee, I hum at the over sweeten
manna from the gods. Other than being
way to hot, I realize I was a little heavy handed with the Baily’s Triple Sweet
Cream. Good thing I have my favorite Amaretti Biscotti Cookies to eat while I
wait for my coffee to cool.
Sitting by the French patio doors in my bedroom, I see a
shoe in my flower bed. Polishing off the last bite of biscotti, I decide to let
the landscapers move the shoe. Although I love having a flower bed close to my
bedroom patio, I am not too fond of the bees that frequent the fragrant flowers
growing there.
Opening the patio doors, I look out at the shoe. From my vantage
point, I can see it’s not my shoe or the kids. I am curious as to whose shoe it
is. Looking around the yard, I hope this is not an ID TV moment where I find
the other shoe on a dead body. I attempt to step further on the patio. In the
distance I hear a battle cry as a large bird squawks, then swoops down and
picks the shoe up.
Startled, I jump back into my room quickly pulling the patio
doors closed. Plopping down in my
rocking chair, I watch through the window as the bird fly’s away with the shoe.
Sipping my coffee, I wonder if the shoes owner would ever
miss the shoe.
~Abby~
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