
He took off when I got too close with the camera, but left with a snide, cocky attitude, as though he'd been kicked out of his favorite restaurant.
I followed him into the pasture, where he did a kind of fly-hop onto a fence post, striking quite the impressive pose.
No matter how close I got, he was faster. I went back inside, feeling like the bumbling coyote. Now I realize if I'd simply sat still and let him eat, I might have better pictures and a new regular.
"Slow down and everything you're chasing will come around and catch you."
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Kim, I love your postings!! I enjoy reading each one. For me, it focuses on what's authentic in a world that often tries to tell us what's superficial and scary are real.
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