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Well, of course it's about my life and stuff I think about. Just like a quadzillionbazillion other bloggers. I'm obsessed with God. I love beauty, enjoy absurdity, dance with despair, seek silence, and think everyone is goofy. Here's my world and what I think of it....
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11 comments:
As far as I can tell the glass is full. It contains 50% water and 50% air.
you forgot:
REALIST (or FUNCTIONALIST): If draining the glass, it is half-empty. If filling the glass, it is half-full.
I am a realist: sooner of later, somebody is going to have to wash the glass. (and that is usually me.)
You are a genius. This is one of the best ones so far.
I really like the OCD: 47% full.
It is water, it is a glass. I am thirsty. I would like water. I need a container for my water. It is water in a glass. My needs of the moment are fulfilled.
The thirsty one
I just want to know if it was blessed by Father on Theophany. If so, I've got an icon that needs to be blessed. :-)
Synod of Bishops:
"It evaporated."
My favorite is Hedonist, but I will not say why that is my favorite.
S-P,
How would we characterize someone who can readily identify 18 different ways to a view a glass of water?
I suspect that characterization might be similar to the person who sits and counts them? LOL! ; )
Anon, the bishops would never be that succinct. The word "water" would be translated into eighteen or so languages. This constitutes "unity". The English version would not be understood by anyone.
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