Tangri
5th June 2013, 17:47
It started it’s weirdness at Friday evening.
I went to shopping for next day trip’s food supply. What I was planning to buy, was not need to take Shopping cart, and then I didn’t get one.
Maybe it was past my dinner time, I bought more than I could carry. At the cashier line, a lady front of my turn said, I could pass her and put my stuff on the counter. I thank to her and said no need it, I could wait my turn. She did insist her offer again; I accepted it and thanked her.
She said she thanks me because I stopped to abuse my body. I didn't get it and assumed, I misunderstood the word she used, I just smiled her.
While I was rubbing my fingers from some itchiness, I saw what heavy shopping bags left print on my hands. Suddenly I understood what she meant and felt strong lightness and urge give a hug to that totally unknown woman. Of course it was not an appropriate act in that moment (even though later I convinced myself that I would be fine showing my happiness.)
I have a group of strangers to build fishing team; we all met at irrelevant party and decided to go fishing remote parts of the Canada few years ago. We did that almost every other month.
We figured it out that none of us like fishing just agreed on being together. Our fire site conversation was mesmerizing comparing to our daily life communications.
Saturday evening we heard unusual water splashes coming from creek, one of us went to check to sound and later he yelled us to help him, there was an old man his boat was capped sized and struggling in the water. We helped him to come shore and offer some our spare clothes and blanket (I had my kelvalite which I exchanged it last couple trips ago with my unsatisfied Mylar) foot warmers and fire site sit.
He said he is Ogi kree and he didn't know what on the earth’s purpose he was paddling in that cold afternoon to find an eagle feather. I am uncomfortable with to meet a new accents for my comprehending, luckily I had my cell phone to record some of the conversation (even though usually I forget in my car or somewhere else this new age techn.)
I went to shopping for next day trip’s food supply. What I was planning to buy, was not need to take Shopping cart, and then I didn’t get one.
Maybe it was past my dinner time, I bought more than I could carry. At the cashier line, a lady front of my turn said, I could pass her and put my stuff on the counter. I thank to her and said no need it, I could wait my turn. She did insist her offer again; I accepted it and thanked her.
She said she thanks me because I stopped to abuse my body. I didn't get it and assumed, I misunderstood the word she used, I just smiled her.
While I was rubbing my fingers from some itchiness, I saw what heavy shopping bags left print on my hands. Suddenly I understood what she meant and felt strong lightness and urge give a hug to that totally unknown woman. Of course it was not an appropriate act in that moment (even though later I convinced myself that I would be fine showing my happiness.)
I have a group of strangers to build fishing team; we all met at irrelevant party and decided to go fishing remote parts of the Canada few years ago. We did that almost every other month.
We figured it out that none of us like fishing just agreed on being together. Our fire site conversation was mesmerizing comparing to our daily life communications.
Saturday evening we heard unusual water splashes coming from creek, one of us went to check to sound and later he yelled us to help him, there was an old man his boat was capped sized and struggling in the water. We helped him to come shore and offer some our spare clothes and blanket (I had my kelvalite which I exchanged it last couple trips ago with my unsatisfied Mylar) foot warmers and fire site sit.
He said he is Ogi kree and he didn't know what on the earth’s purpose he was paddling in that cold afternoon to find an eagle feather. I am uncomfortable with to meet a new accents for my comprehending, luckily I had my cell phone to record some of the conversation (even though usually I forget in my car or somewhere else this new age techn.)