We first pull them out of the chest and dine from them, making them grubby, then wash them and put them to rest. We rise, shower, eat, go to work, then head back to bed with a plunk.
Vacations make a very good case for showing life's just a big hoop.
We pack and leave, have fun in the sun then return, completing the loop. And think how we start out as babies, we whine, make demands, and are needy. And when we grow old, we revert, and whine and demand, and get greedy. One circle we all hope won't happen, the one which we all would elude, is the circle that gets completed when our kids return home with their brood. Circles are good things in general like the arms of a mother or dad when they're wrapped tight 'round scared children on the nights when the thunder is bad.