There are many questions and answers in the post, so I recommend you listen to “Question and Answer” by Pat Metheny while reading it.
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Letting go of self consciousness, I asked a question on Twitter that someone in a Coping and Healing group had asked this week, and I got A LOT of answers.
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To answer any questions about my Twitter handle of “@inqdragon2,” the “inq” stands for “inquisitive.”
Are there are any questions or answers in the photos I took yesterday?
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There’s no question that I love it around here.
Feel free to leave any questions and answers in the comments section below.
Q: How do I end my posts?
A: With gratitude.
So many questions, so little time!
No question about that, Peter!
It’s important to love where you live.
Loving where you live is the answer to many things.
there’s no question that I love reading your blog and my answer is that the magnolia tree is beautiful, yes.
There’s no question that I love that we have connected here, beth!
Is it strange that I now want to change my first name to Chrysippus? Because he’s my new philosopher hero.
Not asking for a friend.
Not strange, my friend.
There is no question your landscape images with clouds are really nice in this post. They’re called low-altitude “stratocumulus” clouds which are patchy gray or white clouds that often have a dark honeycomb-like appearance.
I see you also caught a ‘crepusculum’, also called ‘crepuscular rays’ or ‘sunbeam illusion”; those well-defined beams of light and dark around the time of sunrise and sunset. Crepuscular rays occur because of the low angle of the sun. The rays are visible because of dust particles in the air that reflect light from the rising or setting sun.
The answer is that I loved it when I was fortunate to photograph ‘crepuscular rays’.
The answer is that I feel fortunate to read your comments!
Thank you for being so blooming curious, Ann.
It takes one blooming curious person to know another one, Mark.
I loved your response to the guy who was single. It made me laugh out loud!
You’ve been talkative. 😊
I liked to ask questions and answer them !
You’re good at that, my friend.