Ileana Calotescu
I’ve been rediscovering lately what it means to spend my time outdoors. Probably the whole time I had to stay at home made me reconsider my priorities … as little as possible online and as much as possible in nature. It’s great to stay away from all the negative things that have happened here.
We walk slowly on the road that accompanies the river Ialomita to the springs, and admire the beauty of nature. I felt the need to talk to the mountain “You, green mountain by the river, you are beautiful!”, but I don’t think it would understand me ….
“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” – John Muir
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Have you ever talked to nature?😀
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1.Yes
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2. No
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I constantly talk to rivers, mountains, trees and bushes, when I am out among them. Perhaps they do not understand me, or perhaps they do. Either way, it makes me feel good 🙂
I talk to my plants every day. Interestingly, they seem to understand because they reward me with beautiful flowers.
Do you know the phrase in English, “The proof of the pudding is in the eating”? It means that the sure test of a hypothesis is in the result 🙂
I didn’t know this phrase but from now on I will remember it! Thank you.🙂
Nature is a best friend, we talk often.
Nature is the friend of people but people are not always friends of nature.