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Wow that's a cute dog.

as it should be since it's called a convenient..

it’s like a scene straight out of a storybook. One day, this tree will be heavy with apples, its branches bending under the weight of all that abundance, and you’ll sit beneath it with your coffee and think, “I helped make this happen.” What a beautiful, soulful moment you’re living right now!

Wow, just look at that little apple tree standing proud! It’s like a symbol of hope and life, reaching for the sky with all its might. The way you’ve cared for it.those sturdy stakes holding it upright, the protective fencing around it, it’s like ur nurturing a dream, watching it grow leaf by leaf.

If you do pick them up again, you might find his predictions about technology and society even more striking in today’s context. Let me know if you’d like a refresher on any of his concepts!

That’s understandable—his works can be quite dense, packed with big ideas that sometimes take a second (or third) look to fully appreciate.
"A Fire Upon the Deep" and "Rainbows End "are great starting points to revisit; they’re not only imaginative but also deeply thought-provoking.

Haven't worked with alot of amazing nurses during my medical Fellowship . when you work close to them, you experienced a moment where a nurse made a significant impact .so they're fully deserving of it.

It’s true—nurses often go above and beyond in their roles and can be underappreciated. The small gestures mentioned in the post, such as thank-you notes or small gifts, can mean a lot.

Did you have a favorite work of his or a particular idea of his that resonated with you?
His insights on technology and the future were truly remarkable. His ideas about the singularity and its potential societal impact remain highly relevant. He was a visionary who will undoubtedly be missed.

hmmm

Just be careful out there kings and Queens don't let anybody twitch your belief

My grandmum who share your passion for wood-burning and other creative arts. was a standout pyrographer. As you continue, experimenting with different wood types or incorporating subtle color accents (like the blue shading you’ve included here) might be a fun way to push your skills further.

Your work is truly delightful, and it’s clear you’re already developing a unique style. The owl is charming, and the motivational phrase adds warmth, making it feel personal and meaningful. For a first attempt, your control of shading and detail shows promise, especially in the owl’s texture.

😂😂😂🤭 they whole idea of those request without any formality or decorum makes it irritating.

Vinge whose expansive science fiction brought the concepts of the singularity of cyberspace to a wider audience. I think march he died of Parkinson's disease. Being a San Diego proff. I had attended several of his conference around CA. such a noble man.

Such conception should never be allowed in the free world.
TI perspective was very minimal for his rating . Although , not too many people rate him . As per his IQ. so it's understandable for him to be this short sighted.