We saw an eagle on our way to the project site. The bird was huge—easily bigger than any of
the ones I saw at Roaring River. It
escorted us to the pond and then flew off.
Do you believe in signs? I’ve
found a couple recently. I found the
Egyptian hieroglyph for life constructed out of a couple strands of hair on the
wall in the shower. Sorry. TMI?
Anyways, today there was the eagle, a bird of spiritual significance to
the Native Americans. There was a third…
ah well, can’t remember it. But what do
you think of these two? Do you think
they go together or stand independently?
If I had to piece them together, I’d say it may mean something along the
lines of, “Your eyes only see so much, do not forget to look with your heart to
bring clarity to life and its many decisions.”
16 trees today for those of you are keeping count. Kind of surprised I scored that many with how
gusty it became. The wind pushed one of
my Cedars right over my back cut. I got
lucky there as I was reaching for a wedge when it decided to go and land right
next to me. It was a smaller tree, but
still, propelled by the air currents I could have been seriously hurt. Maybe the hieroglyph was warning me that my
life was in danger. If that’s so, then
maybe the eagle was a sign that someone was looking out for me. Yeah, I’m probably being a little silly, but
as I’ve said before and I will say again, life is more exciting to stroll
through if one can entertain the possibility of magic.
The only other development is that we have been informed that our
10 day is actually an 11 day. We were
only given funds for 10 days and they called it a 10 day in the office so we
were a little taken aback by this revelation.
The whole team is sore and we seriously considered taking tomorrow off
to recover and go back Friday. After
much contemplation, we’ve decided we’re going to try and power through. This is the second 10 day I’ve been on that
has been extended… guess they know that when I’m out in the field stuff gets
done!
Hope you’re all
having a great weekend! Night!
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