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| I have a close friend named Jim Forest. When I first met him eight years ago, he was working with the Catholic Peace Fellowship. Last__1__, Jim Forest came to__2__. I usually wash the dishes __3__we've finished the evening meal, before sitting down and drinking tea with everyone else. One night, Jim asked if he might__4__the dishes. Then I said, "__5__, but if you wash the dishes you must know the__6__to wash them." Jim replied, "Come on, you think I don't know how to wash the dishes?" I answered, "There are two ways to wash the dishes. The first is to wash the dishes in__7__ to have clean dishes and the second is to wash the dishes to wash the dishes." Jim was delighted and said, "I__8__the second way-to wash the dishes to wash the dishes." From then on, Jim__9__how to wash the dishes. I transferred the "responsibility" to him for a whole week with heavy snow outside. If while washing dishes, we only__10__the cup of tea that__11__us, as a result, we__12__to get the dishes out of the way as if they were a(n)__13__, then we are not "washing the dishes to wash the dishes". __14__, all of us are not__15__during the time we are washing the dishes. In fact, we are completely incapable of__16__the miracle of life while standing at the sink. If we can't wash the dishes, the chances are that we won't be__17__to drink our tea either. While drinking the cup of tea, we will only be thinking of other things, barely__18__of the cup in our__19__. Thus we are sucked away into the future and we are incapable of actually living one minute of life. Do you__20__wash the dishes to wash the dishes or to have clean dishes? |
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