
1. Bite the apple.
2. Pass the apple.
3. Wait for a bite.
4. Receive the apple.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 until done.
6. Break open the core.
7. Consider each seed.
8. Go start the day.
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The same but different: First Hour, Eating Apples

1. Bite the apple.
2. Pass the apple.
3. Wait for a bite.
4. Receive the apple.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 until done.
6. Break open the core.
7. Consider each seed.
8. Go start the day.
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The same but different: First Hour, Eating Apples
Comments:
Dear Raul!
This is just beautiful :)
"Consider each seed", haha, magnificent.
Thanks for, once again, sharing!
Sahba from Portugal
Little children have Zen, down pat.
I've met Gabriel. He's many things - a steamroller, a mad scientist, a knee-slapping comedian, and a troublemaker. Zen he is not!
Love the picture.
Can't wait to see you and your family soon.
i love the poetry of this list, as well as the giant, abstract-looking apples in the background. He is beautiful, and to think he sat on my countertop once : )
(again)
I thought of your kids when I came across this site about 'counting' songs:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A3577647
reminded me how my sisters and i use to sing "white corral bells" in rounds and how singing it use to bring equilibrium back in to our large (5) boisterous group