Spontaneity and Discovery

 

 

Came out of my room
 one foggy (both my mind and outside) morning anticipating my coffee.

Lucas was at the dining room table coloring on a piece of paper.

While my coffee perked,
I took the piece of artwork,
attached some colorful hair bands
intending to hang it from the knob of my dresser.

Lucas didn't see wall art.
He instantly saw a kite.
(Perspective is everything, right?)

 

Kite meant outside.

 

And, taking after his Aunt Christa,

immediacy was the key.

 

as in

"Let's go outside now, Nana!
With my kite!"

 

He hasn't grasped the concept of morning coffee yet.

 

However, I have no regrets in following the
spontaneity of a young boy...

 

 

 

 

The added bonus to this time of morning...
the Grass Spider webs scattered around.

 

 

To touch? or not to touch?...

that is the question  

 

 

Curiosity wins!

 

 

 A bit of trivia...

these webs are virtually non-sticky,

and 

these spiders will eat their web

in order to recycle the silk,

 

 and when touched

the web magically disappears

"Hey, where did it go?!?"

No frantic flailing of arms at unseen fibers here! 

 

 

 

 

Ok,

now lead the way back home, Lucas,

 to my awaiting
perked
pot of
java,
and I'll sip away as I listen to a
2 year old's version
as he tells his
mom about the morning's venture.

A great way to start the day!