Rock crevices. Rocks split in two with a gap in between.
Tree hollows
( hehe these words are artificial) there is magic and mystry in places like this :)
libraries with lil mazenine balconies :)
fairy lanterns
crik crik crik of the cricket at night...
cool breeze on a warm night when u are sitting in a balcony.. when everyone else is busy or sleeping..whiff of jasmine...dreamy
It is uncanny how a 75 year old granny in US has a liking to similar things as me? black cats, libraries, owls...is it the childhood illustrations we saw? But then every one saw those, how come only me and her and all weird witchy ladies have quirky tastes like this? :)
One of her blogs she talks about a fairy land in the crevice where the rock split into two.. how I used to love these crevices.. so many stories and dreams when I was lil. a 2 feet rock split into two in the middle of the playground ... it held so much magic for me :) especially when it rained.
Tree hollows are always full of magic- alice in wonderland, I always imagined pigeons and owls and squirrels lived there like in cartoons with tiny furniture and curtains :) wood pigeons look especially homely, like it would have a proper dining table and fork and knives :D
I think its a side effect of having a particular type of brain :) Archetypes - after so many years I understand what that means.. its like prototypes in our brain , formed as part of evolution. we have some standard patterns of thinking. we all know that. we also have generic standard characters - with a group of characteristics(hard coded since primitive times across cultures) ...Hero - brave/Mother- giving nurturing etc.. .. etc This is archetype may be likes and dislikes are like that. Certain type of likings come with certain type of brains... like may be liking for foot ball goes with coke and red color or something bizarre..only explainable to brain chemistry or wiring or by effects of evolution? :)
[Its so simplistic to generalize people into men and women and say men have brains like this and women like this... I think brain science is way way way more complex than what studies give it credit for today...anyway this is not a place to rant about "scientific" people :) . ]
Tree hollows
( hehe these words are artificial) there is magic and mystry in places like this :)
libraries with lil mazenine balconies :)
fairy lanterns
crik crik crik of the cricket at night...
cool breeze on a warm night when u are sitting in a balcony.. when everyone else is busy or sleeping..whiff of jasmine...dreamy
It is uncanny how a 75 year old granny in US has a liking to similar things as me? black cats, libraries, owls...is it the childhood illustrations we saw? But then every one saw those, how come only me and her and all weird witchy ladies have quirky tastes like this? :)
One of her blogs she talks about a fairy land in the crevice where the rock split into two.. how I used to love these crevices.. so many stories and dreams when I was lil. a 2 feet rock split into two in the middle of the playground ... it held so much magic for me :) especially when it rained.
Tree hollows are always full of magic- alice in wonderland, I always imagined pigeons and owls and squirrels lived there like in cartoons with tiny furniture and curtains :) wood pigeons look especially homely, like it would have a proper dining table and fork and knives :D
I think its a side effect of having a particular type of brain :) Archetypes - after so many years I understand what that means.. its like prototypes in our brain , formed as part of evolution. we have some standard patterns of thinking. we all know that. we also have generic standard characters - with a group of characteristics(hard coded since primitive times across cultures) ...Hero - brave/Mother- giving nurturing etc.. .. etc This is archetype may be likes and dislikes are like that. Certain type of likings come with certain type of brains... like may be liking for foot ball goes with coke and red color or something bizarre..only explainable to brain chemistry or wiring or by effects of evolution? :)
[Its so simplistic to generalize people into men and women and say men have brains like this and women like this... I think brain science is way way way more complex than what studies give it credit for today...anyway this is not a place to rant about "scientific" people :) . ]
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