Now the hunt for worm food is on. I am asked for my expert opinion on worm food, so I Google it.
\nA rainworm? It eats dirt.This sets of a round of awed, grossed out exclamations.
IT EATS DIRT AND POOPS IT OUT.<\/strong><\/p>\nIt is the stuff little boys live for. Who needs a dog when you can have a snakish, blubbery creature that eats dirt, poops it out and which you can cut in two without killing it?<\/p>\n
Their life is full.<\/p>\n
I stand inside, watching them through the window so I don’t have to stifle my giggles.<\/p>\n
The scent of the rain that is to come swirls through the summer air, mixing the joy of little boys’ laughter and the smell of a summer evening like a seasoned chef, fixing it as a memory in my head.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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It’s a sunny wednesday and thunder is in the air.<\/p>\n
Little boys run around the yard hoping to find a mouse, a bee or a beetle: since a dog is forbidden, they must find other pets.<\/p>\n
Those pets rarely live longer then 2 days.<\/p>\n
Huddling together they admire a worm. I cringe and take a step back, relieved to be sent to find a suitable house for the worm (pet houses are destroyed almost as fast as their inhabitants decease.)<\/p>\n
Now the hunt for worm food is on. I am asked for my expert opinion on worm food, so I Google it. A rainworm? It eats dirt.This sets of a round of awed, grossed out exclamations.IT EATS DIRT AND POOPS IT OUT.<\/p>\n
It is the stuff little boys live for. Who needs a dog when you can have a snakish, blubbery creature that eats dirt, poops it out and which you can cut in two without killing it?<\/p>\n
Their life is full.<\/p>\n
I stand inside, watching them through the window so I don’t have to stifle my giggles.<\/p>\n
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