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Batman55 Wrote:
I sorta wanted Beammeup to answer the question:
What's your "it"?
As he seems to have a good answer to it.
What's your "it"?
As he seems to have a good answer to it.
Hey there Batman, how are you?
Wrong thread for talking of DX?
Is your question of my "it" about DX?
I have lots of "it"s...
it is curly
it is tall
it is auburn
it is large
it is fair
it is etc. etc. etc.
Hey, "it" is late so hurry and answer before "it" goes to bed...
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06-26-2007, 11:11 PM
Perhaps the ‘butterfly’ is last to know?
(I meant this to be short, oh well... read on)
I have a funny story about a butterfly I once saw, held; species was a monarch. Much like the picture here:
I was investigating a possible new home that our family might move into. I was not yet able to go inside, so walked around the perimeter peeking in the windows; as to inspect, and see if it met our family’s needs... when I noticed a butterfly that was caught in a spider’s web – a creepy kind of spider nearby.
I reached down to free the winged-beauty, and cradled it in my cupped open hand. I watched as it slowly opened and closed its wings, perhaps to dry them after newly emerging from its cocoon.
I was amazed at its ‘content’ to stay in my palm as I walked back towards my car (thinking to myself “I’ve ‘got’ to show the kids!”). And for several seconds, wings slowly opened and closed. Then, just as I reached for the car-door, a stronger flap of its wings lifted this monarch from my hand. I, slightly disappointed, (though glad for its freedom too) returned home with this true story to tell my kids. We moved to this house a month or so later. We stayed there one year, an experience not to forget.
To add something funny, someone said to me once, quoting another: a flap of a butterfly’s wing in the Pacific can cause a hurricane in the Atlantic. :-)
Our familie's ‘Year of the butterfly’ (‘butterfly effect’) in this house started peacefully, we endured a ‘hurricane’ of sorts, which we survived with a happy ending...
Appears that these ‘crazy random questions’ are becoming an ‘ongoing story’ of sorts too!
How could a butterfly know that?
My regards, Beammeup
(I meant this to be short, oh well... read on)
I have a funny story about a butterfly I once saw, held; species was a monarch. Much like the picture here:
I was investigating a possible new home that our family might move into. I was not yet able to go inside, so walked around the perimeter peeking in the windows; as to inspect, and see if it met our family’s needs... when I noticed a butterfly that was caught in a spider’s web – a creepy kind of spider nearby.
I reached down to free the winged-beauty, and cradled it in my cupped open hand. I watched as it slowly opened and closed its wings, perhaps to dry them after newly emerging from its cocoon.
I was amazed at its ‘content’ to stay in my palm as I walked back towards my car (thinking to myself “I’ve ‘got’ to show the kids!”). And for several seconds, wings slowly opened and closed. Then, just as I reached for the car-door, a stronger flap of its wings lifted this monarch from my hand. I, slightly disappointed, (though glad for its freedom too) returned home with this true story to tell my kids. We moved to this house a month or so later. We stayed there one year, an experience not to forget.
To add something funny, someone said to me once, quoting another: a flap of a butterfly’s wing in the Pacific can cause a hurricane in the Atlantic. :-)
Our familie's ‘Year of the butterfly’ (‘butterfly effect’) in this house started peacefully, we endured a ‘hurricane’ of sorts, which we survived with a happy ending...
Appears that these ‘crazy random questions’ are becoming an ‘ongoing story’ of sorts too!
How could a butterfly know that?
My regards, Beammeup
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