22 thoughts on “The tide goes on, throwing itself again and again at the shore.”
Wow – that was hypnotic!!
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I know! It was!
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When I was watching I noticed something strange and I couldn’t find how to express, and yes, it was hypnotic… Amazing. Thank you dear David, Love, nia
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Thank You Nia!
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Love your title for this post. And thanks for the soothing start to my day.
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So glad! Thanks Paul.
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The waves seem endless.
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Yes! And thank goodness for that!
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Lovely, and those morning shots —
a study in blue!
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This prompted me to breathe more deeply. Thank you.
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So glad!!!
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The continuous waves only verify that the moon is doing its job. If not, she’d be still.
-Alan
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Since a little child have always loved this endless play… How fortunate to have this experience–when I taught writing at Rutgers I asked one class what kinds of experiences they’d had in Nature…lakes, ocean, rivers, hiking. I was saddened by how little response came through–and these were not inner-city kids. Only one had learned to swim…when visiting his uncle in Central America. Gratitude for that ocean–never realized that before!
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Wonderful!
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peace.
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Yes…
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Mesmerizing, truly.
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It was. Thanks Lori.
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I love this title..thanks for sharing this. Anita
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Thanks Anita….
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Calmed…by the rhythmic, soothe.
Much needed & appreciated…thank you.
Wow – that was hypnotic!!
I know! It was!
When I was watching I noticed something strange and I couldn’t find how to express, and yes, it was hypnotic… Amazing. Thank you dear David, Love, nia
Thank You Nia!
Love your title for this post. And thanks for the soothing start to my day.
So glad! Thanks Paul.
The waves seem endless.
Yes! And thank goodness for that!
Lovely, and those morning shots —
a study in blue!
This prompted me to breathe more deeply. Thank you.
So glad!!!
The continuous waves only verify that the moon is doing its job. If not, she’d be still.
-Alan
Since a little child have always loved this endless play… How fortunate to have this experience–when I taught writing at Rutgers I asked one class what kinds of experiences they’d had in Nature…lakes, ocean, rivers, hiking. I was saddened by how little response came through–and these were not inner-city kids. Only one had learned to swim…when visiting his uncle in Central America. Gratitude for that ocean–never realized that before!
Wonderful!
peace.
Yes…
Mesmerizing, truly.
It was. Thanks Lori.
I love this title..thanks for sharing this. Anita
Thanks Anita….
Calmed…by the rhythmic, soothe.
Much needed & appreciated…thank you.
Excellent!