November 15, 2016, Prescott-
The longest week of November is nearly halfway gone.
I take one day at a time, on this gig,
so it does not phase me,
that this is the most quotidian segment
of a season that features a plethora
of holidays.
A colleague was unaware of some functional facts,
regarding our planet’s geography.
She is no longer so much in the dark.
It seems, in this day and age,
that some would prefer
the Dark Ages.
Thinking, and being functional,
were so much easier then,
or so they suppose.
I, too was thinking that life in the Dark Ages must have been much simpler — but would it?! In reality, I think it must have been much more difficult without the ‘modern’ conveniences’ — transportation, communications for starters –that we have now but didn’t then. We are also more aware of the world around us than we could have been then.
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I was referring to those who keep themselves mentally confined to a very tight space. To me, the Dark Ages would have been fraught with danger- every waking minute.
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Glad we aren’t in the dark ages. Some prefer to live there. I’m glad for google too. 🙂
Blessings.
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So am I. We need to be able to uphold our values, even when faced with those whose views are the polar opposite.
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enjoyed this, thank you.
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