Observations of the Fox

Here's a few of my scattered accumulated thoughts for this project... Draw three cards. If you drew more red cards than black, use this list to prompt today's response. (The lowest card determines the rank question.) A - What do you want most? 2 - What is stopping you getting it? 3 - What else do you want? 4 - What is stopping you getting it? 5 - What won't you sacrifice to reach your goals? 6 - What might you sacrifice to reach your goals? 7 - What will you sacrifice to reach your goals? 8 - What have you sacrificed already? 9 - What do you want people to know about you? 10 - What don't you want people to know about you? Face - What dream did you have last night? (Add the red joker, if not already present in the deck) If you drew more black cards than red, use this list to prompt today's response. (The lowest card determines the rank question.) A - Who do you like most? 2 - Who do you like least? 3 - Who do you respect? 4 - Who do you owe a ...

I went to a fair yesterday, not surprisingly (given the heading) it was in Newtown. One of the things I've always enjoyed doing is imply walking around to soak up an atmosphere. Whether it's feeling the rush of emotions at a rock concert, the feeling of support when spectating at a sporting event, the desolation of a forgotten industrial area or the tranquility of a natural area of parkland. Each has a vibe, something that most people don't seem to acknowledge. I try to take it in, try to get a feel for what other people may be seeing in a situation, and try to see what they might be missing. Maybe it's the Asperger's. I've taken Okami to dog parks, with other dog owners and have watched them enjoy the antics of their pets. Everyone so focused on their own dogs that they don't seem to see the other people around them (until the dogs start to fight, then blame is inevitably thrown at the other "two-legs"...). The fair was different, probably because...