GETTING HIGH
- by Lee Allan Sanders
Trudge: "walk slowly and with heavy steps, typically because of exhaustion or harsh conditions". Didn't matter though, since making camp each night usually included a casual and fearless visit from a lone marmot, comfortable in its own fur.
Cute, solitary, welcome.
BREATHE WHILE YOU CAN
by Lee Allan Sanders
Three breaths in through my nose, deep, short hold, mouth exhale. Fourth breath in, hold full, fist thumpthumpthump the heart, awaken my spirit.
GKIDS DO THE ZAYANTE CREEK ROCK DROP
by Lee Allan Sanders
Delight in gathering rocks that fit each child's hand, light enough to make a carefully aimed toss into the creek. Smiles and satisfaction at splash and ripples.
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Lee Allan Sanders
Senior Staff Writer for Zayante Information Agency
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