Hi folks! Home from our pond, a quick visit; see you all on Tuesday.
catbirds
talk with the chipmunks
homelands
- Magyar
- Cape Cod, United States
- __I see with young eyes, an old mirror. Here, I hope to offer... as I see.
Friday, May 27, 2011
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Hi Magyar..and a 'hi' to all catbirds and chipmunks!
not many human beings out there?
anyway, happy weekend to all in the "homelands" :)
wishes,
devika
oh missed to say...Line 1 and 2 are lovely -- providing a much needed sign of life,
if not for them -- what would this world be? it is a sign of advancemnet or decadence that people are closing on to themselves?
wishes,
devika
That was a query -- "Is it" a sign of advancemnet or decadence that people are closing on to themselves?
i find that happening more and more happening with time....and i can't say if it's just my feeling...a wrong notion or something,
wishes,
devika
Dev. thanks!
__Here we seem to be over-using the word -social-. Schools stress that word, TV news stresses that word, politicians stress that word. Civility is rarely mentioned!
__Stressing the word -social-, I think, makes the scheme of
-Socialism- more and more acceptable to others... due to it being imprinted so deeply... but not I.
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Okay, but i wasn't being specific about American society, Magyar ...In General, i see people getting more recluse - well all media scream about social, sharing, networking etc,
may be it was a wrong notion on my part,
wishes,
devika
This paints a pleasant scene.
Enjoy your weekend!
nice one M
john
Line 3 i'm not sure of, then reading comments i'm getting the impression of a sense of society,
your fragment(L1 L2)however is enlivening, made me think of Dr Dolittle, he got into the conversations with the animals; much love...
Everyone knows that the animals meet at a special place for juice and cookies every afternoon!
Hope you're having a super weekend, D. One of our sweet little chipmunks had a conversation with Stripey today and it didn't go well for the chipmunk. So sad...
I love the feel of this. It does seem nature has all sorts of interesting conversations.
Hope to have ya back..Happy trip!!
Regards,
Sam..
I really love this one! I once told my little granddaughter a story of a place in the woods where all the animals go for juice and cookies in the afternoon. This brought back memories.
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