Article: Spotlight : Words: Plenty of Whys
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| There are plenty of whys, but very few answers. At least very few answers that I want to hear. |
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Amen to that Zany  The other thing I read "into" this is - I'm trapped in my house and on my property and maybe that's not a bad thing as I'm getting lots done - lol NATIONAL GARDENING ASSOCIATION Purslane & Portulaca ~ Garden Art |
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| I publish these quotes on Saturday so by Monday when the comments come I have forgotten what the quote says. I need a reminder. This week it was . . . . . "Here we are, trapped in the amber of the moment. There is no why." I thought of "the amber of the moment" as being the current stay-at-home mandate, as you did, Vic. I also thought the picture was a perfect fit for the quote. |
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| I think Zany is saying the same thing I did - just different words. NATIONAL GARDENING ASSOCIATION Purslane & Portulaca ~ Garden Art |
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| Good quote for the current situation! And true that there are plenty of "whys" (that make no sense) but no answers! Shine Your Light |
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| Nancy, I agree that this quote is apropos to current events and the picture is perfect. But it can also be relevant to all situations in our lives. We ask "Why me?" Some things are out of our control and seemingly random. Other things are the result of our own actions (or inaction) and we do not really want to acknowledge the WHY. |
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