Huh. I would not normally have noticed this without your post either (unless my kids were around, then I would have to keep them from playing with it). Thanks! I'll have to go check out Gary Posner and see about more of these daily topics.
Indeed Gary Posner Though I've never seen grates like these before, Have you ? That raised up portion in the back seems odd to me. Maybe they're common somewhere else ?
It makes the world more beautiful I think, all that is around you is interesting, you don't have to look to the vast works or epic quests to find endless universes!!!
But I guess you knew this :)
Ok, end fanatic ground worshiping rant, but still, I do think it helps to make the world more interesting, to walk around and see the moment.
Why thank you David. Please feel free to indulge us any time. I'm not uncomfortable is dropping a bit of poetry or philosophy or even a spot of flash fiction into others postings. BTW - my motto is: "You need to stop and smell the garbages sometimes" (and by garbage, I mean treasure, of course)
Huh. I would not normally have noticed this without your post either (unless my kids were around, then I would have to keep them from playing with it).
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'll have to go check out Gary Posner and see about more of these daily topics.
Indeed Gary Posner Though I've never seen grates like these before, Have you ? That raised up portion in the back seems odd to me. Maybe they're common somewhere else ?
ReplyDeleteIt makes the world more beautiful I think, all that is around you is interesting, you don't have to look to the vast works or epic quests to find endless universes!!!
ReplyDeleteBut I guess you knew this :)
Ok, end fanatic ground worshiping rant, but still, I do think it helps to make the world more interesting, to walk around and see the moment.
Why thank you David. Please feel free to indulge us any time. I'm not uncomfortable is dropping a bit of poetry or philosophy or even a spot of flash fiction into others postings.
ReplyDeleteBTW - my motto is: "You need to stop and smell the garbages sometimes" (and by garbage, I mean treasure, of course)