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RE: The Changes Of What We See--As We Walk Along
Banyan trees are incredible examples of the drive for survival that is wired into all living things. They are fascinating.
Good to see both you and Pat participating in this story, Francis!
You both look good. ;)
Thank you Rebecca
Here is the truth.
That is the woman that lives with me. I cannot get around that. And she is likely more than should have been given to me in my life.
She has always been true to me. Never a hint or incident of unfaithfulness in all the last 27 years.
Counting this year.
It doesn't serve me nor anyone on Steemit to think that I am all alone and helpless. Ha
Just the opposite.
This woman is from a bygone era. Almost like one of the pioneer women. Rock solid in her thinking and just as unlikely to adapt to new things. A cell phone has been her greatest undertaking in recent years.
Mostly unable to learn anything new that is technical in nature. Nor does she want to.
She does have a computer. But, she says she hates it. To me. That is so sad.
I can remember when I bought my first computer. The whole package that I needed cost over $3,600 dollars.
I was so excited when I turned it on and heard the sound "AOL". That was as near to "Heaven" that I knew on earth. Even to this day. Here I am. On the computer.
I am from a bygone era. But my desire to know and to learn is so great. If I want or need to do something. I cannot rest until it happens.
Such as my first video and voice. No one that I know of on Steemit has heard my voice.
(Except my brothers)
What a day that will be. All the women will all swoon over such a soothing voice. Ha ha
No, just the opposite, "Run for the hills, will be the cry. We know that a demon or dragon is on the loose."
"Escape for your lives" Ha ha
Thank you for bring out the comical and lightheartedness in me. What is life without a little fun.
Remember? I told you that change has to come. To do anything less would be defeat and certain death.
Francis
Hahaha! I know you are right about the swooning part lots of people (including me) think that a little southern drawl is captivating.
It is not worth living without any fun. ;)