I have pondered over this. Is it essentially esoteric? I have an interpretation of it, but I suspect it is far and away from what you mean. Although I do like the sound of it. Can you tell me what its meaning is.
Sorry, wasn't in the mood to extrapolate my thoughts out - for good reason though: someone has bought the farm I work on and I got my job back... YAYYYYY!
What I most wanted to say is that there is really no way to be alone by ourselves. What we are really doing when seeking solitude is to seek new circles of activity and friendship, relationships, etcetera.
... Okay, but you feel like sitting by the window when rain pounds the steel roof with not a soul to disturb you, but you are then with the trees out in the rain, or you have become sensitive to the earth itself and its moods. Then you are just seeking company other than human. All we have is each other is a bigger saying than we give credit for.
That's the best pre Christmas present hey Bernard, (the farm). Drinks all round.
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That is how I interpreted what you said, (the last paragraph) but because your previous post was circumspect, I thought if I had expressed that I may have looked pretty stupid if you had not meant it that way.
jetsetjason wrote:solitude is a good thing, it gives one more time to read books
Yes, but I prefer the solitude in a nature setting, where one can really get in touch with the essence of their life. It allows for the understanding, of real importance.
That's the best pre Christmas present hey Bernard, (the farm). Drinks all round.
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That is how I interpreted what you said, (the last paragraph) but because your previous post was circumspect, I thought if I had expressed that I may have looked pretty stupid if you had not meant it that way.
Thanks. The only thing is its going to be hard keeping off the coffee, which I only began drinking last year! We have such nice FRESH coffee.
Sometimes its interesting leaving a thing partially said. Its a way of opening things up.
Hello is not attested as a word before 1860. Its use is not international as it has been spread with the use of the telephone, being in some countries only known as a phone greeting.
