Eric likes to pick things up. Off the street, I mean. He collects rocks, sticks, small pieces of plastic and metal, empty eyedrop bottles, Christmas light hangers, and all kinds of trash. Every time we walk across a parking lot, he has to stop to pick something up. A while back I asked him, "Eric, why do you pick up so much trash?"
He looked at me, a little hurt, and explained, "Sometimes it's treasure."
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
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