I see what you're saying. I was thinking just now that if everybody were to point at a stupid person eventually someone is going to point at us. Maybe we're all stupid to somebody. You know? Thanks for responding.
The extent of Jeanie's powers and Samantha's powers in "I Dream Of Jeanie" and "Bewitched" amazes me, and the contemplation over which one's abilities is greater has always been a mind-boggler. I've not fully determined the superior one yet, but I am leaning toward Samantha.
LOL! I do get your point, but I have a spirit of whimsy and have always been amazed by the imaginary and the make-believe. Endless fanciful and fascinating stuff lies in the realm of Books and Music and Art and even Television-land. I tend to be both intrigued and inspired by simple pleasures.
That's not a feeling, it's a thought, and there's absolutely no joke in there, hidden or otherwise. It's a simple, direct, straightforward answer to the question you posed. ~
Garden slugs blow my mind every time I think about them. They have over 2000 teeth and only one foot so I think that's a bit mind blowing. Also there would be no Red wood forests in America without the help from slugs. Cheers!
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- - the last movement of Gabriel Faure's "Requiem"
- - music means a lot to me; this piece goes beyond earthly realms of composition for me
- - the amazing and mind boggling aspect to this piece may be just my own individual response
- - I include a recording of the piece that shows the actual written-out music notes - - there they are, in print, very everyday-looking music yet the sum result amazes me and boggles me
- - thank you for all your music, Gabriel Faure -- and, for me, especially these three and a half minutes
:)
This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at October 17, 2018 5:54 PM MDT
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