Time at the beach
I don't know about you, but the beach calls to me. Luckily, I am less than an hour away from several beautiful beaches on Florida's Gulf Coast. On a recent visit, I spent thirty minutes just watching the waves and thinking.
Some folks have trains of thought, some have strains of thought, and I think I have the latter -- organic winding paths burrowing through my brain like a virus. Anyway, this morning I have been thinking about rhythms. Each wave is different -- pitch, cadence, etc. We are still drawn to this as a meditative sound even though it is seemingly arrhythmic. Or is it? When listening to recorded ocean sounds, perhaps at some point there is a loop. What if there is a loop in RL ocean sounds, but it takes 1000 years to come back to the loop point?
I'm rambling now. LOL. What do you think?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clearwater_Beach
completely unrelated, check out this article.
"Chess is a miniature version of life. To be successful, you need to be disciplined, assess resources, consider responsible choices and adjust when circumstances change." - Susan Polgar
Chess.com is awesome! I'm Amelia and I'm glad to be here to help you!
I learned how to play from my dad when I was young and then didn't play much until I stumbled across this site for the first time in 2008 when an online friend and I decided we wanted to play chess. I signed up and I never even thought to join up at another chess website.
My hobbies include cooking, riding my mountain bike, going to the beach, spending time with my family, pottery and art, and when I get the chance, travelling.
Just try not to be like this guy, we are people too!
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