Amazing.
Its a word which most of us know. But we interpret it individually; use it to define what we prefer to our own "amazing" definition.
A piece of sandwich may be amazing to whom never come across one.
A television is amazing to whom never own any.
An iPhone truly is amazing creation brought to human race, at least I think so.
Sometimes we may not agree of how the term of "amazing" is used, yet from another point of preference, it hit the point aptly.
For example, I find that homo sapiens species is quite startlingly impressive. Its amazing how the complicated tasks are performed in routine. Balancing, walking on two feet, singing, et cetera are actually common tasks that not every living organism is able to perform. Though not all, but I believe at least, some do agree with this, right?
In anyway, anything may sound or look amazing to us. We never expect whats amazing things are out there that amazed us. If you have not experience the amazement, perhaps you have not found or notice it. It might be right under our nose, we never know do we?
Signing off,
Frandomazing.
Its a word which most of us know. But we interpret it individually; use it to define what we prefer to our own "amazing" definition.
A piece of sandwich may be amazing to whom never come across one.
A television is amazing to whom never own any.
An iPhone truly is amazing creation brought to human race, at least I think so.
Sometimes we may not agree of how the term of "amazing" is used, yet from another point of preference, it hit the point aptly.
For example, I find that homo sapiens species is quite startlingly impressive. Its amazing how the complicated tasks are performed in routine. Balancing, walking on two feet, singing, et cetera are actually common tasks that not every living organism is able to perform. Though not all, but I believe at least, some do agree with this, right?
In anyway, anything may sound or look amazing to us. We never expect whats amazing things are out there that amazed us. If you have not experience the amazement, perhaps you have not found or notice it. It might be right under our nose, we never know do we?
Signing off,
Frandomazing.
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