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"Rock by rock/Chapter by chapter"

Gallop
Steve Waller, Author, Rev 1

By their nature, cairns are inspiring. Built by hand, they are balanced and while at rest, stand out for others to admire. They do not suffer insecurity in being taken apart and reassembled elsewhere. They know how to start over again.​
A table setting in a restaurant fronthouse is much the same through the constant taking apart and putting together for the next guest. If it stands out to someone, it becomes their regular place in the restaurant on their next visit. It evolves to a feeling of comfort. And each day, we regain our balance and start again with a guest viewpoint, server viewpoint and host viewpoint.


The process of writing stories and composing poetry involves editing - taking apart and putting back together. The hope is others will recognize its quality and balanced when finished.
In the end, these rocks, tables, chapters and verse strive to find a balance that allows them to stand out and be appreciated.
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