Ja..............Grübeln ist mein zweiter Vorname, fürchte ich. Den ganzen Tag denke ich über alles Mögliche nach: über die Vergangenheit, die Zukunft, warum Dinge passieren wie sie passieren, wofür ich hier bin, was ich wohl als nächstes tun werde. Nein...........zum Glück bin ich vom Grundsatz eine positive Person und gerate äusserst selten über zuviel Grübeln in echte Verzweiflung, höchstens ab und an in eine gewisse Melancholie.
Vielleicht....ist es da ganz gut, wenn man die Gedanken in andere, produktivere Bahnen lenkt: am liebsten sinniere ich über die Formfindung eines neues Entwurfs, über die Formulierung eines Satzes, brüte über einem Reim oder über einer neuen handwerklichen Fingerfertigkeit.
Yes............pondering is my middle name, I'm afraid. This is what I keep doing all day long: thinking about the past, the future, why things happen the way they do, what I'm here for, what I'll do next.
No.............luckily I'm principally a positive person and very rarely fall into real desperation by too much ruminating, at the most in some certain melancholy now and then.
Maybe........it's better to channel your thoughts in more efficient ways: most of all I love to reflect on the form finding of a new design, on the phrase of a sentence, to brood on a rhyme or a new manual dexterity.
this corner view comes from juniper.
i like people that ponder, and it's never a waste of time either. although sometimes endless, i never saw no one die of too much thinking... (maybe go mad...) ;)
AntwortenLöschenWoolf said it all! Love the shadows and the light, yes to all;)
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Your photo is like.. the essence of the beauty of pondering...after all, it's a wonderful thing isn't it!!
AntwortenLöschenYou can learn a lot from pondering!
AntwortenLöschenI love your photo.
AntwortenLöschenthere is a lot to ponder and I ponder a lot too - but I feel that there must also be action. a prompting to do something.
I'm pondering your photo...intriguing.
AntwortenLöschenha that sounds like me ;)
AntwortenLöschenBetter to be a person who ponders than one who does not at all, but I do find that in the doing is the ultimate satisfaction, and relief from all that pondering.
AntwortenLöschenp.s. yes, great photo and thanks for helping me get back to my early days of german lessons!
p.p.s. could it be that "pondering" comes from the french - because in french, that is what a hen does, when she's laying her eggs.....hmmmmm......just had to bring that up: elle ponde
Love the French connection from Mlle Paradis!
AntwortenLöschenFantastic photo!
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