I agree with Earl, it’s a good idea to grow more of those little thingies if we can, or at least use the ones we have so we don’t lose them.
That’s one reason I blog every day — it means when something grabs my attention in the news or on the web I think about how I might write about it in a blog. It’s fun to see if anyone else shares my interest, and it’s gentle mental exercise. Yay, blogging! Yay, little thingies in the head!
June 20, 2015
I’m so thankful for those little thingies in your head.
xoxoxo
I’m so thankful you share some of my interests. 🙂
I sure hope that whatever I do enables the thingies inside the head to grow. Outside thingies have dropped off!
😀 Yes, that is one reason to focus more on our inner life.
LOLOL!
all you guys and your thingies are wonderful!
Yours are too!
Whatever prompts you to post as often as you do, I’m glad you do. The little thingies in my own head will not grow if my head explodes as it threatens to do when I realize that people I experience as kind are expressing bigotry toward others who they deem unlike them. I like the quietness here and the way different opinions are expressed with you still according respect to others, even when you disagree . . . and say so. That’s a rare thing.
That’s the great thing about blogging — we can find kindred spirits and not be dragged down by others.
the other ting with your thingies is that the more you use them to researcch & find other stuff – it gives the original thingies that boost to be ahead of new thingies… competition is very good for them…
sick of one-handed typing… i corrected maybe 6 words and still the spelling thingie changed some [after i hit post comment/okay]
I didn’t even notice the typos — I read for understanding, so don’t worry about corrections unless you think they change your meaning. I appreciate your comments.