from The New Yorker Magazine
Annika can!
the programmer can!
Grandpa John, the trappist monk, can!
Grandma Jeanne, the medieval scribe, can!
God the Father, on the stone tablets, can!
He showed us the way!
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AGILE
06 Jan 2013 2 Comments
in Family Tags: Agile, agile networks, climbs, fragile, hierarchical institutions, michael mc donald, new yorker magazine, satisfied, sleeps
I was reading Michael Mc Donald’s take on Sandy Recovery from the New Yorker Magazine (Jan 7,2013):
It’s the fragile, agile networks that make a difference …
It’s the horizontal relationships like the ones we’re building that create security on the ground,
not the hierarchical institutions.
AGILE
Oliver is not yet two.
He’s fragile.
But agile.
Poppa says:
“You’re tired, Buddy.”
He reclines.
Snug
Horizontal.
Fills the step.
Sleeps now.
Climbs later.
Agile.
Wood now.
Pillow later.
Agile.
Grins
A satisfied smile.
Agile.
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