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| First text | on Apr 14th 2000, 05:47:02 wrote LyndaC about sunshine |
| Latest text | on Jul 15th 2012, 06:27:26 wrote Josip about sunshine |
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on May 29th 2006, 15:02:39 wrote |
In India, people carry colorful umbrellas in bright sunshine. With midday temperatures above 40C, that little bit of shade is very welcome.
Regardless of the moon's power over the tides, and menstrual cycles, and countless forms of magic- the moon that we see is really just reflected sunshine. The sun is the center of our universe... so far.
You can carry an umbrella in weather of all kinds.
Why not also in sunshine ?
I love the sunshine, it makes you feel warm and happy.
There is nothing better than to go outside on a sunny day and just do whatever.
Rainshine, a sunny rainy day, with red,yellow,pink,green,orange,purle and blue, all intertwined together, to remind us of how colourful our lives are, and that it doesn't always have to be sunny to make us happy. we don't allways have to be miserable on a rainy day..
if there is no sunshine, go dancing in the moonlight! (or the rain, for that matter)
My parents almost named me Sunshine, but
my granparents threw a fit. Good for them.
(my grandparents, that is.)
The sun is the source of life, quite literally. As long as humankind endures, the sun will represent this (duality?). But what about the auroura borealis? It is ephemeral, fringe. Not a core thing at all. When mankind is in its last age it will look to the borealis, not to the sun.
Who can explain the aurora borealis?
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