Where it starts will be with a desire to learn more patience, which is one of the reasons I admire trees and other plants as much as I do. Trees can only adapt to the world by using one tool: slow, methodical growth. In comparison, blooming flowers and ripening vegetables in the garden seem swift, but gardens themselves are best improved year over year in the long haul.One year later, I haven't made so much headway on the whole patience thing. I got tired of using wax, tired of not using wax, and then decided to do both.
My five-year mission: to explore strange new hairstyles, to seek out ways to keep locks neat and clean, to boldly go where no man has gone before with dreadlocks.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
A year ago: pondering patience
A year ago I was asking myself the question, "Why do I want dreadlocks?" I rambled a bit, but my answer came down to one word: patience.
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