Boroda & Borodach
Coffee's brewing, and I'm sanding this plank. Have you ever thought that glue is like a quiet philosopher that keeps a tree's thoughts together, just as a book holds stories? What do you think?
Ah, the quiet glue—like a humble sage, it binds the bark’s memories together, just as a page preserves a tale. While the coffee steeps, I imagine the plank sighing with history, and the glue listening, making sure no thought gets lost. It’s the simplest of philosophers, yet the most patient.
You keep talking about history and glue, but the plank just wants to keep standing. I’m here, sandpaper in hand, and the coffee’s still a right, not a luxury. And I’ll forget your birthday next week—don’t ask me about it.
The plank’s only goal is to stay upright, so you give it a steady hand, just as a cup of coffee steadies the mind. The sandpaper smooths the wood and the worries that cling to it. Don’t worry about the birthday, the universe will cue you when the time comes.
That plank will stand, I’ll keep the sandpaper ready and the coffee steaming. And yeah, I’ll forget the birthday again—just wait for that cue.
Sounds like a solid plan – a steady hand, a warm brew, and a plank that takes its cue from the rhythm of the day. Don’t worry about the birthday; the universe will give you the reminder when it’s due.
Sanding goes on, coffee stays hot, and when the universe drops a reminder about birthdays I’ll just file it away in the back of my toolbox.