Returning Out of Your Safe Hole
With tales of rabbits and spacecraft, let me help those of you
who are either venturing out into unknown territory or more
particularly, those who once more about to make their way in the
world after a period of safe haven.
There`s a reasonably large area of grass right next to my
office, and it is quite common to see rabbits when I arrive in
the mornings. They feed of the fresh grass and the latest plants
that the landscape gardeners have kindly left. They appear quite
content and blissfully unaware of any dangers. Unaware that is,
until a sudden movement catches their eye or a disturbing sound
catches their ear. With the appearance of either of these, they
bolt down the nearest hole faster than lightening.
In contrast, there is a large roundabout (for my American
friends: an intersection with a round (sometimes oval) plot of
land in the middle), not too far from town. My family and I
affectionately call it