Hedge writes about musings, poetry, stories, and things she finds interesting, Which hopefully will provide you with a quick laugh. Maybe you'll find it interesting, maybe you won't. Previous Blogging Trial and Tribulations associated with the Eccentric Mare, Spreading Wings and Mad Yank of Yorkshire. Thanks for visiting. Have a great day.
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- Hedge
- Hedge writes about musings, poetry, stories, and things she finds interesting, Which hopefully will provide you with a quick laugh. Maybe you'll find it interesting, maybe you won't. Maybe you'll know her as Eccentric Mare, Spreading Wings or the Mad Yank of Yorkshire as the the incarnations of blogging trials and tribulations have taken it's toll. Anyhoo - Thanks for visiting. Have a great day.
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I've not seen this quote for a while, and aptly, it's another way of saying the definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results but this one tackles source, so I like it. So much so today it's a thought for the day for me. Hope it touches someone else in the warm way it did me. Sometimes you just have to say F*** it and break the mould.
I appreciate this quote ... it's food for thought. Thank you for posting it!
Anytime Pet, it helped me at the moment I found it so I shared. x
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgcfdCI3REw
can you say ?
'arab spring'
i knew you could....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FTac2fuaMs
...scuse me for being....
i apologize in advance ;)
same frames...different frameworks
same frames different frameworks... hmmm ... how do I tackle the frame?
Keeping the priority sensations - the list of combined factors in mind while doing the analysis creates a clarity in the assessment - I have a feeling the first framework is not varied enough in the sensations to accocmplish the desired picture - the most important factor is to remove the blinders - creating the list then enlightens the frame for it's own analysis - and all together - well all I can say is look out world here they come LOL
the list is the thing
humans create the patterns~and seem to have a rather limited pallet
and so it follows that
'the quote makes sense'
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