Comments on: “Go Feed the Birds” (from The Tracker by Tom Brown, Jr.)

By: Pat

Pat — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 02:44:00 +0000

Patricia - thank you for reading and commenting. I enjoy your feedback. And thank you for enjoying my journey. I'm learning alot, I think, and trust others will gain some insight as I tell my stories and share.

Playing catch up too with feeds coming in and articles that look so interesting from everyone out there and their blogs I enjoy. I'm reading a little at a time.

Thank you for stopping back and supporting me. I appreciate you and your journey as well.

From the kitchen table.

By: Patricia Singleton

Patricia Singleton — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 06:38:00 +0000

Pat, like Andrea, it has been amazing watching your journey the past few months. Loved the story. Congratulations on the new job. I haven’t been commenting or keeping up with my reading, etc. lately either. I have had family visiting and then this weekend I am going out of town so I will really get behind then. Life does that to you sometimes.
Patricia

By: Pat

Pat — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 06:26:00 +0000

Jirel – thank you for your visit and for your comment. I’m happy that you found my post interesting even though you haven’t much interest or inclination towards animals. I guess it’s like they say, “Different strokes for different folks.” (I think that’s how the quote goes??)

When you’re out in nature taking a walk – anywhere really – you can feel the energy if you’re open to it. Animals can exchange that energy too. It’s just another way to share the life that’s all around us.

I appreciate your support and including me in your carnivals at times. Thank you. Hope you’ll come back again and share.

By: Jirel

Jirel — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 06:12:00 +0000

Hi Pat,
Very interesting article. I have lived in village and seen many wild creatures, like deers that you have seen, even tigers( from quite a large distance in forest) and many other I don't know their name exactly.

Unfortunately, I didn't pay much attention about them and to be honest I still do not have much inclination and interests to the animals. That is why I don't have even dog or cat in my home. I don't know why this is. I even don't like to go to the zoo. But, I like birds and love to watch different programs on TV channels about animals.

Congratulation that you've got new full time job. It is all about time management. I suggest you also to focus more on your job and adopt blogging as part-time at this time.

By: Pat

Pat — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 03:39:00 +0000

Andrea - thank you so much for your comment and I am happy you're enjoying the posts.

Yes, the writing is almost like journaling to me with my life experiences. And then sometimes, I sit down with no ideas and am amazed at the end when I've written something. It's almost as if someone is writing through me - I sometimes wonder where it comes from (I know you do).

I'm a bit overwhelmed with spam and the usual e-mails and feeds I've signed up for and haven't kept up with. I keep putting them in a folder as I don't think my laptop can handle it. It has frozen up a couple of times.

I'm thankful for my job and I'm learning to let go of being so attached to form and being identified with it. It's time to learn these lessons and I hope I pass.

I appreciate you and the energy you're putting out into the world. Thank you for being my blogger friend and thank you for your support.

Blessings

By: Pat

Pat — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 03:26:00 +0000

JEMi - thank you for stopping by again. I really enjoy your comments. Yes, it was a beautiful sight seeing the deer. I could feel their presence, their energy, and connection.

With you being a city girl I can appreciate your not having too many experiences with wildlife and nature. You probably have never hugged a tree - have you?

When you can get to a place where you can quiet the chatter in your mind, you'll find a magical connection to everything around you. It will be like a whole new world has opened up to you.

Enjoy that lovely dog - he might have a few things he might like to show you if you're willing to consider the possibilities.

Hope you'll stop back again. I like our chats.

By: Andrea Hess|Empowered Soul

Andrea Hess|Empowered Soul — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 03:15:00 +0000

Hi Pat,

Congratulations on your job! Don't worry about commenting ... just keep writing! I've really been enjoying your blog lately (but haven't had much time to comment, either!).

I'm lovin' witnessing your amazing journey!

Blessings,
Andrea

By: JEMi | Tips for Life, Love, You

JEMi | Tips for Life, Love, You — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:50:00 +0000

First of all - WOW - 4 deer face to face? (says the city girl)

Must have been a beautiful sight. Beautiful quotes Pat..

I am trying to learn to approach the world around with a great reverence for all life around me. That being said, I still abhor snakes (I recently had a long conversation about this with the Walgreen lady)

Is that terrible? Can't help it Pat, can't help it.

Its funny that you mentioned Snow White - I did think Disney when I read this post :)

But hey, at least my relationship with my dog is improving. She's great - she really is. But this beige carpet/doggie terrorist problem was getting pretty bad.

I know I sort of went off a tangent but she's the only animal I'm really around nowadays :) Unless I were to see a deer on the way to school (I live further away from the city now - I hear this is possible)
Which, then, I will be sure to think of you :)