Oh I like this Sophia. It's farbetter than some words of a song I heard the other day: "I'll love you till they find my tears in the ocean." I argued with that, as I argue with most things.
I could argue scientifically with what you have written too!
But you have made me think about the ocean, and its purifying quality and how all the water in the world is recycled there till it is purified again, not through salt this time but evaporation. Miraculously.
I really like these posts Sophia, they are thought provoking and stimulating and beautifully said, very pleasant to my ears, thank you for writing them. Thanks too, for the place to come to and read, I appreciate that and enjoy you and your blog, keep it up girl, thank you.
I'm glad you liked it, Vincent! You probably could argue some scientific points against it, but as I am not geologically inclined I probably wouldn't be a good debating partner! In any case, I had hoped it would make a good metaphor for what I feel is the nature of the world; everything merges with everything. I am a drop and the world is the ocean.
The nature of water and the ability for the planet to recycle it is interesting, though, and I wish I knew more about it!
I am honored that it has touched you and that you like it enough to put it on your blog. Also, knowing that you understood it really has made my day, as it's nice to know someone local is in the game, if you know what I mean.
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Oh I like this Sophia. It's farbetter than some words of a song I heard the other day: "I'll love you till they find my tears in the ocean." I argued with that, as I argue with most things.
I could argue scientifically with what you have written too!
But you have made me think about the ocean, and its purifying quality and how all the water in the world is recycled there till it is purified again, not through salt this time but evaporation. Miraculously.
I really like these posts Sophia, they are thought provoking and stimulating and beautifully said, very pleasant to my ears, thank you for writing them. Thanks too, for the place to come to and read, I appreciate that and enjoy you and your blog, keep it up girl, thank you.
I'm glad you liked it, Vincent! You probably could argue some scientific points against it, but as I am not geologically inclined I probably wouldn't be a good debating partner! In any case, I had hoped it would make a good metaphor for what I feel is the nature of the world; everything merges with everything. I am a drop and the world is the ocean.
The nature of water and the ability for the planet to recycle it is interesting, though, and I wish I knew more about it!
Thanks so much, Jim, love! I appreciate that you come here to read my expressions.
Have a very happy Thursday!
Oh gosh, I could gush and gush about how much this quote means to me - instead I'm just going to steal it (providing you credit, or course!)
Cheerfully,
~ Christi
I am honored that it has touched you and that you like it enough to put it on your blog. Also, knowing that you understood it really has made my day, as it's nice to know someone local is in the game, if you know what I mean.
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