Savvy Headers - for tblog

   

    Bubbles

    What do you see? Bubbling thoughts of history? For me, these bubbles remind me
    of that one time, I was heated by a passerby icq individual. Don't even know who
    that person was but our chat encouraged the fire in me to blurst. I, then went and
    took a cooling bath and while I was washing, I noticed the beautiful bubbles dancing
    with the waves of water below without a care. The tiny ones, the fat ones, the
    medium ones...the whole families but as a unit, they looked magnificant. Isn't it
    amazing how nature can bring us peace of mind?
    What do you see?

   

    Rain drops

    The pearls of cystals can be spotted after a shower of rain. Sigh..I love it when the
    sky makes raindrops for us. The fresh clean smell, the odour of the grassess, the
    trees, the air, the earth give a comfortable feeling that makes content. When I was
    small, I used to be so eager and excited about the rain. I was a rock mineral
    specialist. When the rain came, I would hurrily put on my rain gear. My rubber boots
    and umbrella and head outside to collect my rocks. My secret of locating good
    rocks: the rain because the beauties of rocks can be reveal as the raindrops wash
    away the dirt.

   

    Travel

    Yes, this is the place to be! To travel the world, see people, nature, lifestyles, culture,
    thoughts, etc and somehow bring a connection in our history of life with their history
    of life. Travelling is an interactive way of learning about ourselves and the world.
    Doesn't this look like a train station frozen in a time frame? What year was this?
    The 1900's? Who are the people and where are they heading to and why?

   

    Ice

    Ice makes me think of the astounding power of the change in states. The magic in its
    nature in form to change from liquid to solid to gas. As a solid, it is hard and cooling.
    A great companion to juice, tea, sodapop, and drinks in the any season especially
    during the heat of the summer season. Feel the chunky slippery edges - hard and
    cooling - the squarish sides bit by bit becomes round. The round sides slide farther
    down maintain a smooth continuous contact leaving us with a cooling sensation
    in our throat track.

   

    Gumballs

    Ahhh...bubble gum..it used to be so inexpensive childhood treats..5 cents for 5 small
    gumballs at the corner store beside my home -an apartment building along 149St. My
    gang of friends and I would hang at the store candy shopping with our pocket change.
    Rainbow jawbreakers, popeye smoke candies, long licorice strings, sour patch
    gummies, heart candies, pop rocks, nerds candies..etc. Yummy. These were the
    delightful days of sugar high.

   

    In the neighborhood

    My neighborhood was along the 149St, a very safe street where kids can play outside
    in the yard looking for lucky four leaves clovers, sell lemonade in the backyard facing
    the parking lot, sell wild flowers to tenants in the building for pocket money, make
    mud pies on the balconies up high, Slip and slide on a plastic mat on the grasses,
    collect for rocks and look for worms on the pebbles in the parking lot on wet days,
    and walk to school without parental supervision.


   
   
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