I love being a victim of your amazing comments Steven, they have lifted me up so many times, and just when I needed them too. I feel the same way as you my friend when it comes to the more natural life, having things we can actually feel and smell ( yes I love the smell of books, I had a favourite bookshop in London, it was a second hand one, full of really old books and I love to sit there and get swept up in the smell and the feel of those books in my hands). To those interactions we have with other folk, face to face and also the time we take to interact on here. Thank you for introducing me to @allover I am about to go check out his blog. Much love to you my friend xxxxxxx
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Hello Aish. So sorry for my shocking delay in responding, I have finished my work-cycle now for 3 weeks and it is gonna be blockchain, blockchain, blockchain.
Commenting is exactly how we met.
Commenting is how I discovered your incredibly inspiring, joyful, emotionally enriching poetry.
Commenting is why I bloody love you so much!
I know that sometimes when I talk about blockchain friendships becoming real life friendships some roll their eyes, I have even had downvotes on posts that were deemed happie-clappie but I mean every word. I'm not suggesting that everytime we make a comment we make a friend, that would be crazy but sometimes the back and forth results in very special bonds being formed that lay the strong roots for a solid friendship going forward.
Yes I still love second hand bookshops but sadly they are disappearing at an alarming rate, like many non-homogenous businesses not owned by megacorps.
Much love to you and your girls my friend, stay safe, I will cross paths with you again very, very soon 🙂