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I guess you can't really - those moments are what makes memories precious the memory keeps you warm, I enjoyed Emma x |
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Well depends.... there are minutes, then one sixtieth is called a second. Then there are milliseconds... 1000th of a second then microseconds .... 1,000,000th of a second Then Nanoseconds....Pico....well you get the idea  |
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I tried measuring a minute with a ruler once, but I didn't get anywhere with it.  |
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Thanks Emma, for your kind comment x Lynn you should try a clock, not a ruler lol xx Steve, thank you for extremely educational comment, I shall be arranging lessons with you in the near future to enhance my knowledge  |
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Most romantic...how do you define a kiss, a moment of ecstasy, I don't think anyone can... Well done, enjoyed the read and responses... Mariaxx |
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Thank you Maria, that was what brought this one into being Jen xx |
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Everyone should have moments like these. I like your poem a lot. |
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On second reading I fear I may have been a little flippant.... so well done, I have tried often to put moments into words, but you did quite a good job.  |
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Thank you Val, glad you enjoyed x  Steve - now I'm worried, first flippant now formal - thanks  |
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It is hard to capture the magic of that moment. For me the power reamins in the memory and the emotions it evokes. Those that bring a warm and content feeling with them and leave a smile with you are most precious.  Cara |
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Perfectly put, Cara, thank you  |
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I always think it better to think of moments in terms of an experience rather than a measure of time. This says it very well indeed, Jen. Merlin |
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Merlin, very perceptive, that as well, yes  |
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