fourteen billion

~ imPRESSions ~

Reviews

[Chris Shaw]

What a thought. Fourteen billion eyes and ears eh? Makes you wonder what everyone did without the tinternet. Maybe they actually talked to each other and listened :) I am showing my age Freds, I remember those days.

Chris

[Red Brick Keshner]

Just come back from a "lock-in" early autumn camp and yes, those days seem no longer to be the norm. In the mountains there were no signals and no one knew how to Morse or send off smoke signals. And like riding a long forgotten bike, every one was in each others' faces, in a very good way! Thanks Chris.

[Chris Shaw]

How wonderful to have that experience. Bet it took a bit of adjusting before the benefits were truly appreciated :))

[Red Brick Keshner]

Oh yes! Most of us are now entrenched in the device filled locked down lifestyle!

[jacob erin-cilberto]

who listens anymore...everyone texts or hits the computer keys a million times a minute...
but do they really listen anymore...not a chance.
this is an unfortunate truth...but it definitely is one.
j.

[Red Brick Keshner]

Thanks J, and we type away anyway... into the wee hours until the lights click off and the phantom clacking resonates and echoes into unremembered dreams.

[Ken e Bujold]

enjoy'd and share the sentiment Freds. but then, I am reminded 13,999,998 ears and eyes would be a lot less pleasant. Especially if the two missing were mine

Ken

[Red Brick Keshner]

Ah, caught on to that one Ken e! The alternative silence of the familiar voice/es would also be deafening to the soul!
Freds.