After seeing those washes of blue at Winterthur, the public garden outside of Wilmington, Del .— muscari and glory-of-the-snow in April, Virginia bluebells in May — I am scattering the seeds of bluebells all over the barnyard as well.
"I bought books, but I was scattered and seeking the ultimate assurance".
"My memory is very vivid, of being quite solitary, though not alone - I was scattered with uncles and aunts".
Back in March, my fellow classmates and I were scattered across the globe, from Brazil to China to Germany to Mexico.
My my sister, my three brothers and I are scattered now, but when we talk long-distance, before discussing our kids' grades, our spouses' foibles or our parents' knee replacements, I always ask: "Have you had any great sleep lately?" When the answer is yes, I fluff the sofa pillows, take off my shoes, stretch out and demand details.
"Several years ago, I began to notice that if I tuned into an audio when I was scattered, I was able to focus and organize," says Wilde, who blogs about audiobooks at ignitingwriting.com.
I was scattered, easily ambushed by a shard of sun or tunnel of shade.
"For many years in France people said that I was scattering myself, that I was spreading myself too thin, but I have the impression that I'm doing things that actors do," he said.
I thought, 'Well, for God's sake, if I'm cremated, I can be scattered free anywhere I want, without paying anybody anything.
"If my life was any other way I don't think I'd be able to manage it, I'm scatter-brained enough as it is without adding more to the mix".
