I once picked a bottle with a message from the sea, I wonder aloud about how big the ocean was and how I was amazed by the slim chance of picking up such a bottle. I can imagine how lonely the bottle was as it glides along the smooth sea water in the vast ocean. On the other hand, the approach to the beach after many years of meandering through the high sea could have brought joy to it as it was washed up and up to claim a space along the beach.
Our blogging life is just like the bottle as we glide along the passing days in this place called home. When someone’s blog page are washed ashore and landed at our screen, we wonder aloud as to how big the internet is when we find this blogging page. Likewise, when the owner found the comment on her blog, I’m sure she would treasure the joy of being washed ashore in another’s blogger’s screen.
Yes so big is the blogging world in the internet with the billions of websites until we bumped into something called universe. Don’t wonder how big the universe is. Watch this 6 mins video clip on how deep the real universe as seen from the hubble field.











You couldn’t have said it better.
cyberspace blows me away… but in all honesty,, i don’t know how we functioned before the internet……
A very true and timely post. Every comment I receive leaves me with that sense of wonder at how they found me. Every blog I read makes me marvel at the depth and talent of writing.
Rose
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A very poignant post and I love how you blend bottles floating onto the ocean to the blogging universe.
Oh, I love these ideas and words -
The Internet and the talent on it amazes me. Yet there are times I wish I had never found it
so… you think Sting might have been predicting the Blogosphere when The Police recorded “Message in a Bottle”? Interesting. Nice thoughts today.
how wonderful to wonder at the worldwideweb and gaze at the beauty of the universe…all within a message in a bottle…excellent….thank you for the link…sorry, but i have a hard time believing in the big bang poof!
I never really thought of the blogosphere as being like the ocean, but I guess in a way it is. There are a few people I have met through blogging that I would have never been able to dream of having a connection with, and I’m thankful every day that I happened across those blogs.
I’ve always wanted to write a message in a bottle and put it out to sea.