My chosen person was: Cathy, the pooch. (Yeah ok! She's not a person, but I thought it'd be good for me (in some strange way!)
I had to list 10 new things of which I became aware about the pooch:
- her hearing is gone,
- as well as her sense of smells
- and her eye-sight.
- She wags her tail a lot more since we got her a week ago.
- Her spirits seemed to have lift up a little.
- She's expended her walking circle in the lawn to a wider one, and she manages to stay within the limits, even if she's pushing it a bit, at times.
- She still has her "character" (she gives you a look when told no - really funny to see!).
- When she walks around outside, she doesn't make those noises as when she's inside.
- Has a little more "spring" in her steps, and
- she loves to face the wind and smell the air (even if it's Pierrefonds' stink at times!)
My chosen environment was: our front lawn, since I spend so much time there, waiting for the pooch to do her business.
I also had to list 10 new things of which I became aware of:
- there's not much noises out there at 6:45 am,
- whatever pieces of earth they pulled out (the lawn guys) for the aeration look a lot like Cathy's little poops
- I love to hear the wind rustling through the leaves of a neighbour's tree
- Cathy holds herself up on her front paws when doing her business...
- people smile at me when they see the pooch
- there's lots of birds chirping around here
- we can really hear the noises from the boulevard from our place
- there's new kinds of weeds in our grass, since the city doesn't allow chemicals anymore...
- a neighbour is re-doing part of his driveway
- we should probably water our lawn, some time soon...
In doing the second part of the task I can see that in acting this way (i.e. being more aware) I'll get to enjoy the moment more as well as the little things.
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