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Since I was young.I’ve noticed   41   in people’s hairstyles£¬clothes£¬facial expressions and behaviors.I like noticing the world around me and I   42   the power of paying attention.

I grew up on our family farm.My grandpa always had an eye on the sky£¬  43   the clouds and their various colors.He knew when the soybeans got the   44   of brown paper bags it was time to   45  .Farming is about noticing and paying attention.

My mother and grandmother   46   everything from curtains to clothes.My mother made quite a few of my   47   and her pattern work was so   48  .My aunt Becky knit socks and sweaters.The patterns looked like a foreign language to me£¬but they were road maps my mother followed   49  .If she noticed a   50   stitch(Ò» Õë)£¬she would follow seriously   51  .The women in my family practiced   52   crafts£¬requiring precision and an eye for   53  £¬attention to color combinations and a love of a   54   world.

Noticing was all around me.It was the clothes on my body£¬the   55   in the fields£¬and the clouds in the sky.

I’m teaching how to write and seeing details is my job.Nothing is too small to   56  .Paying attention is my occupation.Through paying attention to my   57   carefully£¬I can get to know more about them than before.So if I notice that their eyes look   58   instead of bright£¬I will know why.The world is   59   one detail after another£¬and by opening my eyes to each of them£¬I can see the world much more   60  £¬much more broadly.

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