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Observation by Henry Burt Stevens Friday, March 04, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Learning to look
Observation by Henry Burt Stevens 9/5/2003 When a child I often lay face down in grass staring deeply at what was there. Looking carefully as grass blades emerged from dirt. Little bugs would sometimes enter then wander out of sight. Later, rolling over I would watch clouds, until standing up to see fields and trees. From very small and close to far and very large I learned about observing all about me

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Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot	3/5/2005

This really tickles the imagination. I think that's why Kids movies such as "A bugs life" Honey I shrunk the kids, Antz, appeal so much, because you get insight into whats under the blades. Loved this Henry TY Ch'erie




Reviewed by Sue Hess	3/4/2005

i remember the world when i was a child, it was so much bigger and more beautiful...you brought back memories




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	3/4/2005

Learning to Look is truly a marvelous lesson well learned, Henry; we should all try it more often.




Reviewed by D May (Reader)	3/4/2005

Excellent write here. I love the feel of this.