30-Day Sit Spot Challenge: Day 19

April 29, 2010

30-Day Sit Spot Challenge: Day 19

The 30-Day Sit Spot Challenge is a way for you to connect with the depth of the natural world through one spot in the nature.

You can learn more about this 20 min. a Day Exercise, and why I think the experience can provide interesting opportunities for Writing Prompts, in the Introductory Post, and then follow the link, at the end of each post, to the next chapter.

Question #19: Touch a Robin.

Quote to Ponder:

If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small, aquatic bird of the family Anatidae on our hands.

Douglas Adams

Well, since there were no Robins chirping around my Sit Spot, to touch, I had hopes that a fellow user of the nearby trail might be wearing a name tag with the name "Robin", so I could greet them, and shake their hand but, alas, no such luck. ;-D

After sitting at my Spot for 20 minutes I returned to check on the Quacker Families I'd discovered a while back, and confirmed that Douglas Adams was right. ;-D

30-Day Sit Spot Challenge: Day 20

Posted by Kiril Kundurazieff on April 29, 2010 at 12:08 PM in IC UC We All C the OC, Poetry, Short Stories, and More | Permalink

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The creative writing, observations, experiences, and opinions, on life, and the world around him, by Kiril Kundurazieff; taking one step at a time on the Journey of Discovery, and Enlightenment, that every individual must take from the cradle to the grave.

April 29, 2010