At 10 p.m. in the night, I attended the spiritual course.
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In the day time, we went through an interesting event. In our front yard, between the street and the entrance door, there was a dead body of a squirrel for the past couple of days. I know who did it. I think it is a craw. I have witnessed several times that a craw left a piece of bread or even a chunk of beef that they took from somebody’s trash bin and dropped it in front of our front yard. Usually, it will be gone within a couple of days, or sometimes within the same day.
Now this time, the dead body of a squirrel had been stayed for a couple of days. Under the strong Arizona sun, the dead body started emitting the bad odor. My husband and I both agreed to wait one more day for any kinds of wild animals or the craw himself to take it away. Otherwise, we have to take care of it. I asked the Nature to take care of it within today, otherwise, I will have to take care of it this evening.
Then when the evening has come. Even though I was reluctant to touch the dead body, I prepared myself with holding a plastic bag and two twigs to hold of it and went to the front yard, it was gone. I appreciated the nature to take care of it on behalf of me.
I think it has a lesson to learn. When something uncomfortable event comes in front of us, once we make our mind to tackle with it, then the issue will be taken care of naturally.
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