Feet to head,
bottom to top,
perspective is everything,
and see what we miss.
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now I will start looking down
by the way, have you seen the new reader format? I don’t like it at all.. what do you think?
I don’t notice anything different. Have I missed something? These WP people do like to fiddle. My blogspot blog can now only be used with Firefox or Chrome, and I have a hard time finding things. They got bored, I guess.
this morning I went to my “blogs/follow” and tried to click on topics.. “nature”. Instead of coming up like a page as before where you could see all the new posts and look at the older ones, now they come up as a list.. I couldn’t see my new post as before it used to show up on the page view right away. I wish they wouldn’t mess around.
I usually follow blogs in Reader that has all the blogs I follow. I haven’t looked at other topics for a while except Weekly Challenge.
We often miss the things that are “under” our feet. Every once in a while we should pause and look around (and down) to see what we are missing.
I hear you did that while breaking a rib. How did it look from down there?
These make me wonder about their faces… missing the expressions. On the other hand, feet first gives a whole new perspective on things. Clever girl!
Well, I wouldn’t be allowed to show the faces of kids at the school without permission anyway. But do you notice the posters say “100.” It was a riotous celebration of the 100th day of school. Sounds like propaganda, but don’t tell the kids who were partying.
My grandbaby of course is cute whichever way you see her!
So true!
It’s like a childs perspective, all they can see under about 5 is legs!
True.