These are just words, the truth is how you make me feel.
Monday, March 5, 2012
knowing nothing
You say you understand and you probably even think that it's true,
But you don't, you don't.
You really don't.
And until you know that;
you never will.
the first two letters of the acronym sonar stand for sound or sonic i think. most times the letters of an acronym each stand for a single word. often (how often i dont know) the full phrase or "word string - including spaces" that the acronym refers to contains a "by", "of", or "the" and letters representing these words are left out of the acronym. So, it seems that even with all the complexity, that time and energy being using these shortcuts. besides having to know what the letters stand for, it seems like a good idea. It makes me think off will vs. wilbur. shortening to make a name feel less outdated?? and saying see-ey-eeh does seem less awkward than the central intelligence agency too
i really like your blog and dont have a hard time making comments here so Im glad you dont mind. very inspiring to me :) I miss the you have mail blog and hope it comes back someday.
There is really no simple answer for why I closed my blog to public viewing. I think the most accurate thing to say is that my thoughts have been having an increasingly difficult time feeling safe enough to share themselves, here or anywhere else. And I find less and less reason to share. eh. So it goes.
This is a perfect opportunity, however, to mention how much I enjoy YOUR writing. Thanks.
I knew more than I thought and less than I said.
ReplyDeletecorsma, ( not the cold rolled steel manufacturing association), the word corsma. too many (un)important words are ruined by acronyms!
ReplyDelete:)
the first two letters of the acronym sonar stand for
ReplyDeletesound or sonic i think. most times the letters of an acronym
each stand for a single word. often (how often i dont know)
the full phrase or "word string - including spaces"
that the acronym refers to contains a "by", "of", or "the"
and letters representing these words are left
out of the acronym. So, it seems that even with
all the complexity, that time and energy being
using these shortcuts. besides having to know
what the letters stand for, it seems like a good idea.
It makes me think off will vs. wilbur. shortening
to make a name feel less outdated??
and saying see-ey-eeh does seem less awkward
than the central intelligence agency too
oops, that turned into a poem so i just wanted to post it. however doing that has a price.
ReplyDeleteafter "being" should have been "saved".
energy being saved using these shortcuts
and see-eye-eh not see-ey-ehe
:)
Yours Truely, is your you have mail blog gone? can't see it on your profile? ?
ReplyDeleteRivercat, you are a strange and wonderful creature. :)
i really like your blog and dont have a hard time making comments here so Im glad you dont mind. very inspiring to me :)
DeleteI miss the you have mail blog and hope it comes back someday.
There is really no simple answer for why I closed my blog to public viewing.
ReplyDeleteI think the most accurate thing to say is that my thoughts have been having an increasingly difficult time feeling safe enough to share themselves, here or anywhere else. And I find less and less reason to share.
eh. So it goes.
This is a perfect opportunity, however, to mention how much I enjoy YOUR writing. Thanks.