Sense of wonder

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pebblesfromheaven Oct 2, 2003 13:03:02
Replying to Moon Cat

Moonie,
I too can look at the smallest thing and see beauty..
hence the name.

I agree, no need to spend lots of money and time.
Breath the trees' air, feel the cool stones and touch the past.

If you can't get megaliths, sometimes old bricks can do ;-)

.o0O0o.

S Shestu
Shestu Oct 2, 2003 16:10:57
Replying to pebblesfromheaven

Agreed,
The good thing about my sense of wonder, is the fact that I can sense and wonder all day long over just about anything 8o)

How did I/we get here... ties my brain in a knot... surrender and wonder!

Love

Shestu

S Steve Gray
Steve Gray Oct 3, 2003 01:35:35
Replying to pebblesfromheaven

If you like old bricks, you'd love the one I've got! It came from a house built around 1700 and it has a big paw print almost an inch deep in it. Either a very large dog or perhaps even a wolf. I guess it walked across the bricks before they were fired. The print is superbly detailed with big deep claw marks. It has pride of place on top of my filing cabinet along with my battery charger, plaster dental cast, old CDs, tin of glue, and a copy of "The Alexander Technique" that somebody lent me a couple of years ago and I haven't read yet.