"It" happens in threes. Why are we always so aware of this phenomenon when "IT" just happens to be unfortunate shit? Do GOOD things come in threes as well, or do I need some sort of happy ass frog in an email to make that happen? Whatever the reason, I find I'm unable to prevent the threes from happening. This mornings sunrise was to many I'm sure, just like any other. To me, it was a symbolic chance to "start fresh".... .to take a breath and try it again with a smile...... to sit down for a moment and reflect on all that is good in my life.Oh sorrowful morn why must though breathe thy fiery breath upon me yet again, leaving me cowering and afraid like a small child too accustomed to the switch.
That sad news about Doris was actually the middle of my day. It had started out with a call from Jon n Steph (at 6:25 am) telling me their two dogs (who we would be puppy sitting for) had just been sprayed by a skunk.
4-5 baths later I could still smell skunk, but it was tolerable.
Beau who suffered the full effect of the pissed off skunk, has now been renamed
"Pepe Le Beau"..... the Cajun cousin to "Pepe Le Pew"
Jon and Steph called to tell me their dogs (coming to stay with us) were sprayed by a skunk.
I had to sever an emotional umbilical cord with an unfortunate sweet stray kitty.
I received the call telling me my friend Doris has passed away.
and then.............. My daughter Cathy calls to tell me my 4 yr old grandson tested positive for Lyme Disease. Fortunately they caught it while the bite was still visible. He'll be treated and hopefully not suffer the horrible side effects. It's still a bad thing to have, because the drugs to treat Lyme Disease have their own complications. I guess the alternative to no treatment is worse, but still it's bad all around for a 4 yr old. Poor baby. Today is like I said earlier... a chance to focus on all that's good in my life. In order to level the high emotions of yesterday I can say "thank the gods it was a Skunk and not a copperhead", "That Miss Kitty found a good home", ''That I at least was fortunate to know Doris", "That the tick bite was spotted by a vigilant Mommy". Although "IT" could have done me a favor and not happened at all, "IT" could have been much worse. If "IT" insists on happening in threes I just wish "IT" would take a longer break in between visits.
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