I am wondering if individuals relate to their blogs the same way they relate to their lovers. Some blogs, it seems, at first are filled to overflowing, the words spilling out, page after page, day after day...the writer simply can't get enough of the blog. Then, the postings gradually diminish in frequency, intensity, length, and passion, although they may have an occasional burst of energy.
Other blogs continue to grow in skill, enthusiasm, and interest. Yet others are the steady ones: no single blog may seem very exciting, but you sure can count on them to post, day in and day out.
Some appear for only a few days before vanishing. And some -- maybe like this one -- are simply inscrutable. But, then again, so are some relationships.
Or maybe I'm just trying to come up with something to blog about.
Here's an idea: let's take an aerial tour of Qatar. I flew over it at a very low altitude (about 18 inches above the ground) and at a very slow speed. You see here what I saw there. Qatar also looks like this from 30,000 ft, but I couldn't jump that high and hold the camera still. I hope you enjoy the oasis I found, and I hope you can find it in one of these pictures.
This was clever Mark, really, I have noticed over the years that landscapes, the typical ones seen from a car window or on foot are very similar to the formation of the local rocks, and rubble, ....this does not apply to manmade additions or rapes of said natural beauty... but it does seem to apply to that going to inner space or to outer space being not so very different.... Don't worry, your muse will probably reappear.....leave her a little gift, they like that....
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