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There is a time for everything. A time to sow and a time to reap. A time to stay and a time to leave.
I was still waiting out the storm in the wooden house. I had looked at the sunset from the verandah, and I had looked at the night sky from my mosquito net:
But I felt that the time was near – time to trade the plastic slippers for my trusted leather shoes:
I was going to leave tomorrow, come what may.
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Christian
Funny you would reference Ecclesiastes. I myself thought about “everything having a season” today because tomorrow I will be attending both a funeral and a summer party. Sometimes we wish there would be a bit more time for transition, but that’s just part of the human experience, I guess.
Cathy
Won’t a pair of woven sports shoes work for you in summer?