Semi-Daily Scribbles

Lisa took an interest in architecture. Designing the egress and ingress of a space was very important to her. As a child, Lisa would confuse ENTER with EXIT. The simple mistake showed the little girl a whole lot about life before she had a chance to take off the training wheels. Lisa watched the mourners pass from the other side of the brass knob, and her faith in doors had been forever shaken. Lisa was aware no one read anymore, so she couldn't trust signs to prevent mishaps like the one that scarred her. She vowed to use her degree and experience in the service of others. No passage, latch, or door built per Lisa's specifications would lead a girl down the wrong path. It took a special touch to keep the flow of awareness circulating in a natural pattern.