Humans are just another kind of animal so it is appropriate that you should hold a conversation.
Excellent point! And animals do have their own languages, so communicating with them makes sense. :-)
I do that a lot, and not just with Brimley.
Oh, I talk to animals all the time too, though it's most often the family cats. However, everyone in my family talks to them, so I've never really questioned it. *g*
It is nice that you were able to commune with nature.
It's always a privilege to have that opportunity. When I talked on the phone to my mom yesterday, she suggested I try sitting on that same bench the next time I visit Edwards Gardens to see if the groundhog returns, but I can't see that happening again. It was so freaky the first time.
There is nothing so lonely as being in a crowd so going to a public place to be alone makes perfect sense.
Too true! It does make sense when you put it like that! Of course, it might also have something to do with me being an anti-social introvert. *g*
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Date: 2013-08-18 08:25 pm (UTC)Excellent point! And animals do have their own languages, so communicating with them makes sense. :-)
I do that a lot, and not just with Brimley.
Oh, I talk to animals all the time too, though it's most often the family cats. However, everyone in my family talks to them, so I've never really questioned it. *g*
It is nice that you were able to commune with nature.
It's always a privilege to have that opportunity. When I talked on the phone to my mom yesterday, she suggested I try sitting on that same bench the next time I visit Edwards Gardens to see if the groundhog returns, but I can't see that happening again. It was so freaky the first time.
There is nothing so lonely as being in a crowd so going to a public place to be alone makes perfect sense.
Too true! It does make sense when you put it like that! Of course, it might also have something to do with me being an anti-social introvert. *g*