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Me: "hey ancestors wtf should I do now"
The 4000 year old bronze age woman with my eyes who lives in my head: "eat a fruit"
Me: "thanks but I meant about" (waves at the state of everything)
Urmother: "perhaps set something on fire?"
Me: "now we're talking"
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Ancient human rituals:
-Stepping aside for an elderly couple to go first
-Breaking a thread with your teeth instead of using scissors or a blade
-Cupping your hand around a small flame to protect it from a draft
-Automatically calling out the name of animals you see to alert the other humans (think when someone says "cows" or "horses" in the car, or looking out a window and saying "squirrel")
-Large groups of people all singing together
-Giving your animal companion the plate/bowl to lick once you're done with your food
-Pouring your loved one's drink before your own
Today I've been wondering about animals' favorite pieces of art. Does the neighborhood squirrel return frequently to one particular yard because there's an enchanting rock pile? Do crows admire the patterns of streets from above, and think the right angles are satisfying? Is there a mouse that likes to watch a finch building her nest because the mouse appreciates Soft Round things? Are any of these art? Aren't they?
