In front of the house where I am now staying a couple of days after I arrived in Delaware last July 22.
“…Peace and Quiet and Open Air…” as the song goes… With few souls around it, I love the contrast from Manila metropolis where you’d see only crowd… teeming people, yes! and noise!! A cool change seeing lots of greeneries, Amish community and just pure landscapes!
My grandniece Angel. Kodakan kami
I caught Oliver sleeping one morning over a pile of old books which are being readied for dispatch to a school library and museum.At night, he usually stays out, looking for a mate I guess, and returns at dawn. He looked very tired here but at the same time, how I wished I could sleep like him: uncaring of the noisy surroundings, looking peaceful and enjoying a complete rest after his night wanderings. The light from the window that were reflected on his white fur heightened the serenity of the mood.
With reports on high rates of city residents suffering from depression these days, and seeing some of my best friends afflicted by it, life seems more colorful, light and really carefree if we were a bird or could simply live like Oliver. For, who wouldn’t have envious moments seeing him enjoy good sleep, peace and calmness that we need and seek in this rat-race world?
On second thought, what could Oliver be thinking when he watches us in our many moods???
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