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RE: Some random shots in nature.

in Silver Bloggers • 2 years ago

So many things I want to say. In no particular order (but in dot points to stop me from turning this into a mini post):

  • Bummer that you can't drive now. Hoping that's temporary?

  • Glad you have a loving human who can drive you around :)

  • That totally sucks that things are so strained and scary and voilent there. I wish there was something I could do (other than remember to send you !ALIVE tokens and !PIZZA that still doesn't need refridgeration)

  • The family that were crossing the road were gorgeous.

  • I'm glad you can sit with a cuppa and stare at the beautiful mountains and appreciate all the beautiful parts of nature there.

  • I loved the dragonflies. We have them here too! I !LUV them :)

Nature is the place to be if one has issues in life and deep breaths of the mountain air clears the lungs and the worries. Many times have I sat like this and a logical solution to a problem appeared out of nowhere. The key is not to go and sit with hundreds of thoughts flitting through the head, but rather to shut off all thoughts and to allow nature to pop up with solutions.
Just my way of doing things and maybe some of you will try the same. To fight and to seek revenge is never an answer, as what you do to others, you are indeed doing to yourself. Humbleness and kindness are the answer, as it has never failed if one is prepared to consider both sides of a story.

So much wisdom here. May your body receive a return to as much health and vitality as you have wisdom.

HUGS.

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    Thank you for another of your special and uplifting replies.
    Firstly, I have picked up a pinched nerve that creates severe spasms in my right leg. Doctor reckons that it will take about 3 weeks to cure.
    Yep, I am thankful and my wife likes to be the main driver nowadays :)
    I am typing this reply right now in a power cut, as we now have an inverter that can last for 50% of the power cut duration.
    We are so thankful that the Guinea Fowl families are protected on the wine farms.
    Thank you and I have many idealistic moments to sit and ponder life.
    When I bought my first small camera in 2002, I spent a lot of time solely on dragonflies and it has paid off in the long run, as it made it easer to get the bigger things on camera.
    Thank you again, as it is just my rambling thoughts in print.
    HUGS also you Lady Carolne.

    !PIZZA !LOL !LUV

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