Isn't it splendid to think of all the things there are to find out about?It just makes me feel glad to be alive--it's such an interesting world.
It wouldn't be half so interesting if we know all about everything, would it?
There would be no scope for imagination then, would there?
Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables
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This is so true. (But I know some people who think they know it all, mostly teenagers and men)
Sooooooooo lovely words :)
And a wonderful purple flower,
my favorite color for a bloom ;)
Anya :)
hugs to
Miss Cindi Lou Who
from
Kareltje =^.^=
looks a little like a buttercup :-)
I'm pretty sure that I KNEW it all, forgot it, and am re-learning everything, every day =D
That is an good quote. I am glad I don't know everything. Intrigue and mystery keep life interesting. Sometimes it is better to not know.
Lovely flower, and a great quote to go with it!
So true, Judy. If all of us knew about everything, then life would be just an ordinary thing. And I still wanted life to be extraordinary.
VERY true.The world is an interesting place,glad i'm still learning,makes life worth living.
I love that quote and it's so true. Lovely picture.
Sunny :)
Love the light (and colors) in this photo! And the quote is so perfect, sounds just like Anne, a good thought to think. BTW, I saw a hummingbird on my lantana the other day.
Your right, is a thought provoking thought... and you splendid flowers just make my day, color me Happy :D
There would be no reason to explore...
This picture is beautiful!
Beautiful photo and quote! I just became a follower :)
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Very true I find something new nearly every day.
That is a wonderful verse.
Anne
What a boring world it would be if we knew everything. Learning something new every day keeps our minds and imaginations active. Curiosity is the father of invention.
Gorgeous photo!
I brought you a cyber-turbo fan to help cool you down. 37 degrees? Now that's HOT! I hope things cool down for you soon!
Hugsss back at'cha!
I like this quote. It is very true. And there is some innocence to it as well.
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