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Later.

Later, later, later!

Fox noticing a small obstacle in the sidewalk path, representing the start of the Everyday Fool Avoidance Loop children's story.

There's a thing,
in the way.

Not a very, very big thing.

But definitely there.

Fox walking past the same obstacle while looking aware of it, illustrating subtle avoidance in the Everyday Fool story.

The Fox saw it.

Saw it all the time.

Walking every other
which way, but its way.

They walked around it.

Then round and round again.

Just counting flowers.
Just staying busy.

Fox standing on a neighborhood sidewalk looking down at a small tangled pile of ribbon, not at the cone, illustrating distraction in the Everyday Fool Avoidance Loop story.

The Fox found a fiddle
and a fuss nearby.

Very nearby.

Oops-
And then another!

Crow perched and calling out "Later!" in a simplified scene, reinforcing delay in the Everyday Fool Avoidance Loop story.

Caw! Caw!

The Crow swooped in.

"Later!"

"Later, later, later!"

Fox smiling and running away from a small sidewalk obstacle while saying "Later" representing postponement in the Everyday Fool Avoidance Loop illustration.

"Oh, Yes,"
said the Fox.

Definitely.
Very much to do.

Much much later.

keep noticing...

Explore the next loop.

Not sure what you're noticing yet? You can take a small check.

Who Lives Around Here

Every pattern has company.

Some are loud.
Some are quiet.
Some wait until you’re ready to notice.

These are the familiar figures of the neighborhood —
the ones who show up when certain moods move in.

They aren’t problems to solve.
They’re parts of the landscape.

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