It seems as I go through life, "letting go" is a constant. The only difference today is, it doesn't hurt. When I realized there is really nothing to hold on to. Loving everything as it comes to me. Being the source of that love. My heart being showered with love and guidance. Cleaning my house right now, before heading out for the park.
Yesterday, Mildred came by to pet Betty at the fence. As she walked through my yard, she remarked about all my "mole mounds". She asked if I knew how to get rid of the moles. A few years ago, when I had dirt delivered to cover the hole made by the pool I had removed, the man who delivered the dirt told me that moles were a good sign. It meant my ground was healthy.
Right after Mildred left, I was looking at my flower bed when suddenly the ground started moving. I watched it as it made it's way through a little ways, and then, right when I thought it was going to reveal it's head, a worm come out. Guess the mole was chasing the worm. Hehe, the worm got away! As I was watching the mole making its way underground, I recalled how my ex would do the same thing, except, he was waiting for the mole to make its appearance so he could konk it on its head with a shovel and kill it. No, I wasn't about to murder the mole.
Back in 2006, I had a man called Thomas, remove a tree that had died in the corner of my front yard. Today, I went to dig a hole where that was removed. Surprizingly, the stump was crumbled and I was easily able to dig another large hole. I planted a Norfolk Island Pine.
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