Crows Circling and Cawing Overhead
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Have you ever watched that movie The birds? It's an Alfred Hitchcock one and that sort of reminds me of that movie. I mean aren't crows supposed to be flying over things that are not alive? Makes me question whether you are an undead, just kidding. :-)
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That sounds like a horrible flower! Why would anyone want to plan that I wonder!
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Isn't it a murder of crows? And I don't know sometimes I wonder about some things like I feel like some things happen when Pandora's Box got open. Meaning that I don't really understand the need for mosquitoes and smelly plants like that. By Pandora's box of course I mean the fall of man, When sin came to this earth and Adam and Eve kind of open that box kind of thing.
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Yeah, I can hear the fireworks full stop and I used to love Greek mythology so I think it's from there. It's been awhile since I have heard any of those. Maybe I should see if there are any good podcasts that are just the retelling of them, I'm sure they're probably are full stop I'm going to go look for them right now. Dang, dictation sucks sometimes. It doesn't always add that whole you know what at the end sometimes it just acts normal other times it actually puts it on there.
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I like Aesop's Fables. I was reading through them a few weeks ago. And when I use dictation, I say "period" when I want to end a sentence. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I noticed you're not posting audio comments. I hope you're feeling better.
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I love ASAP fables as well! I should read them again. I felt very inspired reading those because they kind of give me ideas for other things. I looked for some Greek mythology podcasts and found a few or at least one that I was satisfied with. But yeah once again asaps fables are amazing!
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You should do a ramble on one of his fables.
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