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experience
Jul. 12th, 2006 04:40 pmwell funny I had started writing this, got distrcted came back to see a friend had posted about experience in a different way.
What I am fascinated by is how we all perceive things.
An example. I wake up in the morning at the beach and I taste the salt in the air. The breeze carries the distinct reminder of where I slept to me as I fade out of sleep.
Others awake as their subconscious becomes aware of the rumbling of the waves, the tide pounding back the stubborn shore that refuses to retreat.
Still others feel the warmth that is shattered by the refreshing blasts of wind that follow the water to the shore.
And as many people as there are on Earth (at least those that like the ocean) there are variants in what the first thing that reminds them of the paradise that lulled them to sleep during the night.
We can all love an experience and all be affected very differently by that experience.
The only hting that i know for sure, right now, is I desperately need a week at the beach.
What I am fascinated by is how we all perceive things.
An example. I wake up in the morning at the beach and I taste the salt in the air. The breeze carries the distinct reminder of where I slept to me as I fade out of sleep.
Others awake as their subconscious becomes aware of the rumbling of the waves, the tide pounding back the stubborn shore that refuses to retreat.
Still others feel the warmth that is shattered by the refreshing blasts of wind that follow the water to the shore.
And as many people as there are on Earth (at least those that like the ocean) there are variants in what the first thing that reminds them of the paradise that lulled them to sleep during the night.
We can all love an experience and all be affected very differently by that experience.
The only hting that i know for sure, right now, is I desperately need a week at the beach.
