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Every breath and contains an opportunity to smell. That means every breath has its own powerful combination of sense, If you go on a walk, every breath will be distinctly olfacterly  unique.  Meditate on that next time you go out walking, especially in the spring on a rainy day especially in the spring on a rainy day

I doubt this morning to make the day special, because days are starting to run together. So far I have read short story with Chia about the big bad pig and the three little wolves. The wolves learned that no matter how big the structure is, I can’t stop the wolf. So then they build their house out of flowers and the pig is in love. So that was pretty special. Then put on my favorite DJ and went for a run. Which is down. At one point I was going through a wooded path and there was a vine hanging down, one I have previously tested. Hi sorry to swing in and stop myself, I did two cheese it, seduce it, with dance, like a woman, and then we would swing. So I danced a while and built up the feeling. Then I swung, and it was fun. After the woods there is a downhill road, no cars go on, so I made up specific dance steps to the music as I was flying downhill, using the center line as the guiding factor, the Constraints. How much is it in a straight line! That might be the best line ever wrote. If you have both feet. Meanwhile I stopped to take a picture of found us down poem I have ever seen. Note below. Best possible advice to all drivers and drivees. Stage name is going to be Adam Drivee. 

I also took many pictures of Betty flowers. All of which are exhibited soon on Instagram, Called OK Bloomerhttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=17OUd-KYl6SSmCfqFvPyFRa6rS91xxhL-https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1hzl37wp0ZpplU3eGecWTO5i5plrFaXMchttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1zVEm9d8nKoYv97A8DClSYFyBRfrv9WNThttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1nDcF_vo-zLuBM6leUPT-LT0Mk-bFivrUhttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1Gy0X2D4fa-IDQ6wpE5y8rJF4ddjyZcyuhttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1SDxhyqOHCQzppcWYiAwsjrJ1qi6IJJb8https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1jDSeEgvHfVTIQIS5vQ7CN6xdKi-H-pD0, OK bloomer

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