Good humor is the sun on cloudy days.
Between thoughts, travel far and wide.
Nobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be.
Teach children what they would learn, not what you would teach them.
My calm is like the tides: never at rest.
The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?"
You either love what's broken or you don't love.
Maturity is the moment one regains one's innocence.
Dreams that scare us wake us up.
Getting lost is part of getting there.
I never reach those far-off places. New trails tempt me at every turn.
The deep roots never doubt spring will come.
To stand speechless before a mountain is all I ask now.
Aphorisms. Meditations on life. A poet at heart A lover of life An iconoclast with nihilistic tendencies My politics is friendship My philosophy is happiness
Marty, you never fail to impress me. Lovely aphorisms, as usual. Lot's for me to ponder here. Another treasure trove of thoughts.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Marty--I think this very well might be my favorite list of your aphorisms. SO many of these really spoke to me.
ReplyDeleteGood humor is the sun on cloudy days.
(how wonderful it is to see that spot of sunshine peeking through the clouds. This is also true in the figurative sense. When I am feeling down, I try to think of one sunny thought to cheer me up. It almost always works.
You either love what's broken or you don't love.
(we're all broken--in some way or another--and we all need love).
Getting lost is part of getting there.
(the journey really is the destination, isn't it?)
And finally:
To stand speechless before a mountain is all I ask now.
(you take me home to Montana with that thought).
Thanks as always, for doing these--they always brighten me up and make me think about things in a different way.
Nothingness is the only state of be-ing that brings fulfillment.
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I have experienced the truth of each one of these and just now, the truth that is beating strongest in my heart is this one:
ReplyDelete"Nobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be."
And in the spirit of that truth, I shall say 'no thing' further :)
"The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder, "Is this worthwhile?"
ReplyDeleteI love this! Truly says it all, especially because I can picture my, almost six year old daughter being exhilarated flying down a hill on her bike.
Children hold the key. In some ways they are the most "advanced" of all beings because they know how to just be in the moment.
"I never reach those far off places. New trails tempt me at every turn."
Having goals is important, but keeping the possibility open for change is critical to actually reaching the goal. I agree, new trails lead to new opportunities. Well said!
"Teach children what they would learn. Not what you would teach them."
I need to learn this. I constantly try and ram my "agenda" down their throats as if I know what's good for them. All parents have a tendency to do this in the guise of being supportive parents. A good reminder.
Once again, I'm inspired!
NP! How are you?! You are definitely one of the people that inspire me to think about the simple things in life. I love, love, love these batch of aphorisms!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!
"Maturity is the moment one regains one's innocence."
ReplyDeleteOr at least finds that kid inside and sets it free :)
Love this set of them, this lot is my favourite so far, well until your write the next bunch.
Brother, I am glad to finally see a new post thanks so much for sharing more.
ReplyDeleteThe following quotes really touched my heart:
"The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder, "Is this worthwhile?" "
"Dreams that scare us wake us up"
"The deep roots never doubt the spring will come"
this last one is the best in my favourites.
I hope I will remember it for long, inshaAllah.
Thanks once more!
Best Wishes
eyewitness
"My calm is like the tides: never at rest."
ReplyDeleteI watch the waves crash onto shore, and they bring me peace like little else does. But now I will consider their never being at rest. And I will have to ask myself if, even at my most stress-free, am I truly at peace?
Hello sweet Marty! It's just great to see you again!!!
ReplyDeleteI've just elected "Dreams that scare us wake us up" my favorite aphorism for the day and I may even right a blogpost about it this week. You're simply inspiring.
I love it when you share your drops of wisdom, and of course I'm not the only one.
Take care my dear and keep smiling. Warm kisses from Brazil. =*
Did you know that MENARDS weekly ad paper has aphorisms?
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"Teach children what they would learn, not what you would teach them."
ReplyDeleteAs a teacher, I can't not love this. This approach is integral to sharing authentic meaning-making versus dumping information into kids as though they are waste receptacles.
Though I've singled this one out, I thoroughly enjoyed the list as a whole. Thank you for sharing what is indeed profound!
"Nobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be."
ReplyDeleteWhy do we all want to be famous? Perhaps it's an extension of the (understandable) desire to be accepted by our peers/society. Better to be unknown ie "nothing".
Of course rona's interpretation is nice as well. But then a good aphorism can signify different things to different people.
Rats! I wanted to add that this desire for fame, rooted in our desire for social acceptability, is a hindrance, a weakness.
ReplyDeleteSilly old toad, pressing the wrong button thingies again.
You either love what you know to be imperfect, or your love is imperfect?
ReplyDeleteAwesome batch yet again NP and this catch my attention. “Teach children what they would learn, not what you would teach them”. And this is when they appreciate you ...
ReplyDeleteWow. This is so special. I agree getting lost is part of getting there. Reminds me to cherish the process and be in the moment with honesty and awareness.
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again, and tonight is a night of thoughts and dreams which I so looked forward to pondering and your quotes give me insight to my feelings especially "the calm is like the tides...and don't we know, there never is rest" I say for the weary..
ReplyDeleteMy best,
Dorothy from grammology
grammology.com
Great stuff! These are my favourites:
ReplyDeleteThe little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?" – More being and less doing would do us all good.
Maturity is the moment one regains one's innocence – Paradoxically, that's how you remain young.
The deep roots never doubt spring will come – That's supreme confidence for you.
wise and nice written.
ReplyDeletesome of them are very Zen-like
maybe I'm too obsessed with the word "Zen" though :)
I'm left speechless...well not quite.
ReplyDeleteA Internet friend of mine sent me a photograph of her dayplanner/calendar/address book thingie, with the cover of Casey Driessen's CD "Oog" which I am listening to right now. the calendar cover says, "free your heart from hatred - free your mind from worry - live simply - give more - expect less - choose to be happy". and it says, "once in awhile: create or find a deep silence and listen". and it says, "bravo viva kudos whoopee eureka hallelujah abracadabra". and, "do not under any circumstances, revile the people you disagree with. keep in mind Booker T. Washington's view: 'I shall allow no man to belittle my soul by making me hate him.'"
the CD cover doesn't say much, but when you put the CD in a computer in makes amazing sounds come out. particularly amazing fiddle sounds. like I've never heard a fiddle sound before.
I think that the years of looking at and thinking about and trying to live the words on the cover of the calendar, have helped me have a deeper and broader appreciation of music and other things.
I would highly recommend a Zen Google Search.
~lars
Well I have maturity and I am waiting for my pony. As usual I have enjoyed your thoughts. Thanks be well
ReplyDeleteI love them as usual!
ReplyDeleteNP, you truly are a deep soul! thank you for sharing your meditations.
My favorites today are these two, but I know that tomorrow I might prefer another one, because each of them echoes in me differently depending on so many factors:
The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?"
The deep roots never doubt spring will come.
Wonderful, as usual. My favourite this time is "Between thoughts, travel far and wide."
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Forgive me, Marty, if I'm unable to run on retard mode today. I'm sure you know it's the very thing that allows me to convert your awesome aphorisms into my uber psycho version of profound nothingness. But, somehow, I just want to be nothing today. You see, one of your aphorisms truly resonated with me which is the reason I highlighted it. All these years I have wanted to be something. However, I discovered that that something is really nothing. Thinking about that something, which is nothing, made me feel for a long time that I was nothing until I realized that all I had to do was stop thinking of something and start thinking of nothing. (Well, I guess that's the same as not thinking at all, but I need to be clear, of course.) Then, I arrived at the point of thinking about nothing and that was really liberating. So, ever since that day, whenever I think of something, I think of nothing and that, for me, is the greatest thing in the world.
P.S. This is nothing profound. I just wanted to say something, that's all.
Contains lot of wisdom as usual:
ReplyDelete...'Nobody wants to be nothing.
But that's the greatest thing in the world to be.
My calm is like the tides: never at rest...
Dreams that scare us wake us up...'
Thanks for sharing.
God bless.
Nobody wants to be nothing
ReplyDeletethere is no satisfaction in beige
it is the discord that stands at the street corner
screaming look at me while flashing
cardboard cut outs labelled “fame”.
Bleach roots, bleach teeth, bleach bones
Bleach those humble human tones
Until the white, white airbrushed painted fades.
My favourite - Getting lost is part of getting there - so simple, so compelling -
ReplyDeletethe only way to find truly find ourselves is to take a risk and put ourselves out there in the big wide world
Look forward to reading many more inspirational entries in the coming months and years!
Oh my dear sweet friend!! These are STUPENDOUS!! I am moved to tears by several of them. The little girl on her bike. And loving what's broken. And the one about "nothing". And the one about dreams that wake us up. And the one about innocence. These are all things dear to my heart. My word you are so very brilliant. Shinning in such clean simplicity, peace and warmth. I think this batch really hit very deeply with me. You expressions always do, but these have a deep sense of "sweetness" to them that pierces my heart and leaves tears of beauty in my eyes. I really like that. Hugs, Robin.
ReplyDelete4 and 8 fit together nicely. cheers
ReplyDeleteWonderful thoughts and aphorisms! They carry so much truth, and I'm glad you shared them with us.
ReplyDeleteI agree that we should just be happy to be who we are, and to be doing what we're doing. On a certain level, it's all meant to "be this way."
Thank you for your PROFOUND verbalizations! You've added meaning to my day...
You hit the bulls-eye with us blogger with "Nobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be." You know it's good when Ryhen won't make a joke ;-)
ReplyDeleteAs I read and re-read these lucky thirteen, I wonder how you decide on the order of sequence and whether you have a pile of rejects?
They are all fantastic but I love the one about the little girl riding her bike. and the deep roots never doubt the spring will come. Another great job.
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, yeeeeessssss! I couldn't agree more, "good humor is the sun on cloudy days", always. Where do you find so much inspiration in so simple and ordinary thoughts and facts??? I know: "between thoughts, travel far and wide", that's it!!!
ReplyDeleteJust passing through, thought I'd say hi.
ReplyDeleteI stopped by here a few days ago, wondering if I had somehow missed your newest post. Glad to see you and your thoughtful words are back in the saddle.
ReplyDeleteWhat hit me hardest today is that girl on a bicycle...
"Teach children what they would learn, not what you would teach them."
ReplyDeletelet me remember this first. i will have a class tonight so i am going to use it. come back later for other
I always love your aphorisms.....this one in particular struck me the most personally.......Dreams that scare us wake us up!
ReplyDeleteinteresting Aphorisms as always
ReplyDeleteLots of good things to ponder on here. Great insight.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what to say... now it's the moment I wish my English would be WAY better, more sophisticated and not so elementary....!!
ReplyDeleteSusanne
How do you manage so many comments :)
Thanks for giving me the tip on BC to come over to your blog.:)
Love these 2 the most so far:
ReplyDelete"My calm is like the tides: never at rest."
"Maturity is the moment one regains one's innocence."
when my English is better I might understand some others better:-)
Hi Marty, I would tell you my favorites, but I would have to repeat almost every one.
ReplyDelete-Anne Marie
Wow, It is so true that maturity is the moment one regains one's innocence.
ReplyDeleteYes, we have lost our innocence. Realizing this and we will be able to get that innocence again.
We all have that inborn innocence.
From our own experiences, we will be able to have that maturity to go back to the point of origin-innocence.
Thank you very much for the enlightenment.
Love your words.Esoecially,"getting lost is part of getting there."I guess people do learn from one's mistakes!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wisdom!
nothing is the best thing to be.
ReplyDeletei think i love you.
<3
hi my friend!! thanks x your vist and commnent.I was reading your beautfull article,specially this part:My calm is like the tides: never at rest.
ReplyDeleteyou know? I feel that way most of the times,thank you x sharing we us your knowledge or wisdom,sorry ,my english is not the best,jajajaj!!! have a wonderful sunday!
That's the best I ever had heard:
ReplyDelete"The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?""
I would like to use this your aphorism as an explanation of my creative work. Your words open a door to the greatest wisdom that was hiding in between the lines till now. So your girl and Art by Tomas are like a co-authors in some sense.
I would be happy to get your permission to quote you on my blog.
Beautiful collection. My guide to stormy days. Thanks for being around.
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, You take your time between posts and do it right! Good collection. My favorite: "Nobody wants to be nothing,etc...." There are few things in life better than being nothing. You don't have to spend a lot of money to maintain a fiction...you don't have to meet other's expectation, and on and on. There are so many advantages! I enjoy being nothing. It is a a lot easier than trying to be something. My best
ReplyDeleteSpeak up, otherwise they will assume we agree.
ReplyDeleteNobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be.
ReplyDeleteI like this...I use to dream of being famous, not anymore, but I want to live with great purpose and accomplishment before I die.
"Getting lost is part of getting there." - Im sharing these thought on my facebook.
Love these. "If you don't love what is broken..." So very true. And, my heart responds heartily to the last one. Well said.
ReplyDeleteYou either love what's broken or you don't love.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this NP, just in time for me :)
Dreams that scare us wake us up. ==> So true, yet i'd never manage to put it so beautifully as you did. Well said.
ReplyDeleteDreams are the deepest taughts one has to take on the true nature if ines heart and mind. You have dine an excellent job in bringing those insights to light. You have a gift that I really appreciate.
ReplyDeletethank you for these wonderful thoughts. They help guide us and nourish.
ReplyDeleteBut Marty... maybe the new trails ARE the far-off places...because you see... you would have never gotten to them by clicking your heels together. You would have gotten to them by walking a long long while! And then you're there!
ReplyDeleteBut then...perhaps the clicking of the heels does work... I am not so sure....
:)
Marty, super-great insights you have here, and ah yes, wish I could stand speechless on top of a mountain somewhere, but I stand speechless every time I observe the nature. Inspiring people like you, get me speechless, in a wonderful way too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, for laying off the laziness virus, and showing some sign that you're still here. He He.
This one holds true: "You either love what's broken or you don't love".
ReplyDeleteLet's face it, we're all a bit broken...
Dear Profound,
ReplyDeleteYour aphorisms always gives a way to think over.....Cheeerzzz... :-)
Regards.
Thoughtful Delights :-)
Yet another masterpiece.. as always i spend more time thinking than reading your work. So much wisdom in them.
ReplyDeleteMarty, I enjoyed your latest offering, especially "the getting lost is part of getting there" line. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteReally liked these!
ReplyDeleteYou know, Marty...? I can just fall so deeply into each one of your bits of thought and rest, reveling in the profound safety inherent in each one. Like floating, wrapped in a cocoon of warm wisdom...
ReplyDeleteMany of these hit me however, getting lost is part of getting there was profound...isn't that life and shouldn't we always remember that.
ReplyDeleteDorothy from grammology
grammology.com
All of those are truly amazing. I wish I could write like you. If not that, I wish I could sum things up like you. You're inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI found that this particular batch permeated with the wisdom of humilty, especially in this one:
ReplyDelete"Nobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be."
This is comparable to Lao Tzu's humbling passage in the Tao Te Ching:
"Highest good is like water. Because water excels in benefiting the myriad creatures without contending with them and settles where none would like to be, it comes close to the way."
Thanks again, NP!
The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?"
ReplyDeleteLife is seen so closely I guess.
ReplyDeleteI say: if the kid within is alive, we are growing always with life for life into life. Add life into life always.
Nice!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautifully thoughtful batch of aphorisms, NP.
ReplyDeleteThe ones that struck more of a chord:
Maturity is the moment one regains one's innocence.
The deep roots never doubt spring will come.
Well done.
lovely quotes. Tell feeling of hearts
ReplyDelete"Dreams that scare us wake us up".
ReplyDeleteVery true! And it is these dreams/realizations that shape up our tomorrow!
Great quotes, Marty! Keep it up!
(Btw, I took the name from the comments left by other followers. Was not able to confirm your name elsewhere; hope Marty's right)
And thanks for dropping by my site and leaving a comment. I'm glad you are liking my series on Setting & Achieving Goals.
Cheers!
Mark
PS: Had left a comment on this post a few days back (April 14th, to be precise), but it seems to have never got listed.
Looks like your comment form has a problem with FireFox. Was able to submit the comment with IE this time. Do check it out, as you might be missing out on comments from some readers.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Mark @ Secrets of Success
http://secrets-of-success.hotpotpourri.com/
Now...if I can only practice what aphorisms teach!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place to be.
ReplyDeleteBig smiles.
I think you would fall in love with my Best Friend Artist's books. I will try to publish one of the pages sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is what you call Nothing Profound?!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing, all of these quotes. I think my favorite is "The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?"
Thanks for visiting my blog and your heartfelt comment!
I like them all and in this new lot I this one best > Between thoughts, travel far and wide.
ReplyDeleteMarty, thank you so much. Thanks to your visiting and commenting on my latest blog post I have now discovered the place where you write and share. Your lines of nothing profound are profoundly beautiful. I will reread them again now to savor their insight and be inspired once more.
ReplyDeleteThe web (as in worldwide) for me is a series of delightful discoveries that reconnect over and over with the greater web of life that sustains and supports us all. Grateful appreciation from the mountains of Japan - Catrien Ross.
The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?" So very true. When we do things, very often we will question if it is worth doing the things.
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, It seems that "Nobody wants to be nothing..."is the biggest hit in this post. Deservedly so. But, I'm not sure it means the same to every one.
ReplyDeleteTo me it means making no waves in the sea of life. Living quietly and having the time and opportunity to learn to simply be aware. Every night, of course, we become nothing when deep sleep overtakes us. This is a temporary release of the body by the mind. The body as we know cannot go very long without sleep, so consciouness itself is too fragile to survive long without an infusion of nothing. Perhaps, this is making a big to do about nothing.
Hi Marty, sorry it took so long to get over to read your great aphorism's. I haven't been on my computer to much. You never cease to amaze me with your unending aphorism's.
ReplyDeleteI love them all, but the one that stood out in a humorous kind of way is "getting lost is part of getting there."
This brought me back to when I was in my late teens. an old friend and I used to go out for long rides when we got bored. We would purposely find a road we never had been on before and drive until we got lost. The fun part was trying to find our way back... Thanks for the memory! It was fun reminiscing!!!
Blessings
Rev Deb
A beautiful aphorism! Really enjoyed reading it.
ReplyDeleteI love your posts - this time I particularly like - "The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?"
ReplyDeleteand - "Getting lost is part of getting there."
these were all amazing. you really make me think!
ReplyDeleteI love it!! Now, go to mauhaus529.blogspot.com/ and read my son, Joey's blog. A couple of the old ones are right up your alley. One on Feb. 26, "Inspirational Sayings," and the comments, and another on March 3, "New Poor Richard's..." and the comments.
ReplyDeleteYou have given me an idea for a future post.
Getting lost is part of getting there.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a precept I've lived by.
And the one about the little girl riding her bicycle is so perfectly illustrated by this five second video, I can say nothing but check it out... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/20/awesome-little-girl-parks_n_544719.html
You never fail your visitors. Every statement made me think and created realizations, as usual. You're a genius. I don't know if I will ever be able to come up with my own, even just one.. lol.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed your trip to California.^^
I was so struck by your words, "You either love what's broken or you don't love." that I used this is as the title of a blog post today. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful words, I like the first one. You do remember happy people more somehow....
ReplyDeleteOh and then I spot some commenters that I haven't seen a while too :)
You either love what's broken or you don't love is my favorite. :D
ReplyDeleteGreat post!!!
Cheers, JJ
What a beautiful poem.
ReplyDelete"Dreams that scare us wake us up"
ReplyDeleteI love all of these, but that one got my attention. How true that most of our fears - awake or asleep - seem to grab hold of us. Sometimes, I just need that to stick with me a bit longer than the groggy awakening.
Loved them all. How beautifully written!
ReplyDeletevery well said :)
ReplyDeleteloved them alll
Hi Marty, another great set of aphorisms. Here are my favorites that are oh so true for me:
ReplyDeleteBetween thoughts, travel far and wide.
My calm is like the tides: never at rest.
Dreams that scare us wake us up.
Getting lost is part of getting there.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Waiting for the next batch..^^
ReplyDeleteHi Marty,
ReplyDeleteI especially like this aphorism: "Nobody wants to be nothing. But that's the greatest thing in the world to be." Would you please elaborate on that? The words ring completely true to me, but I'd be hard pressed to say exactly why. Today I was able to attend a talk given by Eckhart Tolle, and being in his presence I was struck by his unfeigned humility. He seemed to embody being the nothing that is the greatest thing in the world to be.
The striving to be something (rather than nothing) wreaks a lot of havoc in the world. So I am hoping you may elaborate on your aphorism and pull the rug out from under the impulse toward useless striving that sometimes overtakes me.
Thank you for this blog.
"Good humor is the sun on cloudy days." ...and let's not forget the ice cream :o)
ReplyDelete"The little girl riding her bicycle. Never once did she wonder: "Is this worthwhile?"" ...and neither did the big girl.
"The deep roots never doubt spring will come." ...a beautiful metaphor.
Excellent, as usual, Nothing Profound. And I think I'm a bunch of aphorisms behind...
Every word inspires and goes straight to the heart.I love every aphorism.Makes me stop and think!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your wisdom,always.And great thanks for dropping by to read my work.Good day!
I love what's broken. A blessing and a curse.
ReplyDeleteI love these quotes. So simple and true. This is definitely a place I will be visiting. Thanks too for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeletewarmly,
Erika
ahhh love your stream of thought! how do you get so many comments?? i could learn from you..
ReplyDeletewhat's interesting is that i think of my current journey as feeling entirely lost.. but also feeling like i don't want to be found! getting lost is part of getting there.. is exactly what it is!
The little girl on her bike has to be my favourite. Lovely, lovely lovely :)
ReplyDeleteyou either love whats broken or you dont love ..
ReplyDeletegetting lost is part of getting there..
your aphorisms speak to me .
i love them :)
I will never come here when i am in hurry.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many valuable lesson that i cant bear to loose just to view it in glance.
Every single of your words are wisdom.
I came with empty hand but back home with heavy basket..thanks to my IDOLA..love it:)
"To stand speechless before a mountain is all I ask now. "
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part :) I like this!
You stopped by my Artblog Giant's Eye and I was coming to return the favor, but three or four posts in so far and I'm pretty much hooked.
A wonderful way with words.
Love it, as per usual you pull them out of the bag. truly, a gifted 'wordist'
ReplyDeleteBest regardsx
Being Nobody Going Nowhere is the title of one of my favourite books.
ReplyDeleteDreams that scare us wake us up.
ReplyDeleteOh My God! Why I'm not awake?
Hahahahah, truly.
Greetings Marty, i'll keep sleeping.
Haver
The one that touches me is
ReplyDelete"You either love what's broken or you don't love."
xhenry
I like this one, a lot.
ReplyDelete"Whenever I do nothing I feel I've accomplished a lot."
Have a great week-end!
XO
another set of priceless words.
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ReplyDeleteisland of peace voted for you,
you win awards..
please check it out...
love your poetry,
please post more often!
Lot's for me to ponder here. Another treasure trove of thoughts.
ReplyDeleteWow, really beautiful. *claps* :)
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