Feel free to join in and respond to the prompt. Please try to keep your response under 300 words. If you reply, I will re-blog your post to my site (sometimes I am a bit slow at this, but I get there!)
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Feel free to join in and respond to the prompt. Please try to keep your response under 300 words. If you reply, I will re-blog your post to my site (sometimes I am a bit slow at this, but I get there!)
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The greatest problem with communication is we don’t listen to understand. We listen to reply. When we listen with curiosity, we don’t listen with the intent to reply. We listen for what’s behind the words.”
― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
Live each day in the way you want to be remembered.
― Amaka Imani Nkosazana
“Worry never solves any problems.”
― Angie Karan
Study of wealth
The science of wealth: a name given by some writers to the science of political economy, or, in a more restricted sense, to that portion of the science which relates to the management and regulation of wealth and property.
Wordnik.com
“Is there a difference?”
“Well… yes, of course.”
“I beg to differ. If you are acquiring things which don’t belong to you, it stands to reason you are stealing them.”
“Haberdash and humbuggery!”
“Take this TV, for example.”
“What about it?”
“It’s not yours, correct?”
“Well… it is now.”
“But you didn’t buy it in the store? Did you?”
“Humm…not if you are thinking Best Buy or Walmart. Let’s just say I borrowed it from the greater store of the world.”
“The greatest store in the world?”
“Look around you. Think of each house as a mini store with the world as the all-encompassing mall.”
“That’s stealing.”
“Borrowing with intent.”
“But look at all this stuff.”
“Pretty, isn’t it?”
“Pretty, yes, and not yours. So….why?”
“It’s fun.”
“Fun?”
“Yeah, you know, enjoyable. Something one likes doing. Pleasurable.”
“Hopeless.”
“Need a microwave?”
The second picture is not Black N White, but since it looks so cool, I am adding it for fun.
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Facinating artwork at the entrance to the Kentucky Horse Park. If you push a button, the horse gallops. Below is an up-close view of his body.