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Nutshell Kingdom: You've Got the Butterflies All Tied Up
2005



As the wind blusters the leaves off the trees and into little swirling patterns from the tall oak in front of the National Geographic museum, I get a little stirred up and a tad restless. Change is important, maybe necessary for a boy of my temperment.

There's always a number of jobs out there I feel a deep draw towards and an exact equal number of those jobs want to have nothing to do with me, mock my enthusiasms, cite my lack of experience (imagine me - lacking experience? mind boggling!), rain on my parade. These include, but are not limited to: writer, political hack, baseball star, baseball writer, small business owner, boss, traveller, travel writer, travelling baseball player for a political campaign, farmer, park ranger, carnival barker, folk singer, Buddhist monk, birdwatcher, union organizer, fishing guide, warrior poet, ordained minister, and that guy who sits in a little store or bar and makes random conversation all day.

Instead, I do what I do and it isn't so bad. Hmmm. Maybe I'm just like my mother. She's never satisfied.



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