Out standing,mind blowing and fabulous post,i love your story,your writing is also amazing,upvoted you :)
@honeysingh

i love travel but i don't have money enough

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I love this photo. There are some things in life that simply do not require words. Sunsets, Sunrises, experiencing the birth of a child .. those are just a few of the top ones on my list :)

>In this digital age with information coming from all directions, it would be hard for most people to put more attention into something anyway. 

I agree, but also disagree. People only pay attention for microseconds. No one has the attention span to focus on one thing anymore. It's a lost art, and it's ruining our society (in my opinion).

The more time people can take to "be bored" and explore their inner thoughts, as opposed to being told what to think and what to pay attention to, the better off we will all be as a society.

As cruel and terrible as this may sound, I can't wait for people to start growing inoperable brain tumors from the usage of smart phones. Then, maybe people will stop using them so much and start to take the time to look up and enjoy the wonderful world that is physically around us, as opposed to immersing themselves into a fictional world on the screen in front of them.
/rant

(sorry, not sorry, for the rant)

This is incredible! Love it. @diabolika

Oh yeah...

>Don't you feel the same way after having read a book, do you find the need to contact the author and say what a great read thank you? 

I feel this way all the time when I read great books! :)

Excellent, thanks for sharing.

And yet - this is on social media where the idea is to be social and to respond :)

Some great observations in this post.  Sometimes the right thing to do is nothing.

Like you, I find writing cathartic, enabling me to grasp the thoughts that had been hiding in the back of my mind.  This is amongst the reasons to write to an author about a work you have found interesting, even if you never send it to them.  

All too often, in writing about something, I discover what I really think about it.  Speaking somehow doesn't do this to the same degree, perhaps because we are incapable of editing what we have said, unlike what we write.

I really don't understand skimming.  I don't do it.  I read something because I am interested in it, and want to gain the most understanding from it I can.  This makes me read every word, and sometimes more than once.  Perhaps this reduces how much I read, but what I read I comprehend to the best of my ability, and I reckon that is more important.

Thanks!

https://steemit.com/blog/@lucylin/patriot-wargamer-is-back-and-reloaded

hi there Everyone - I have had major problems this last week or so - So this my new account I am now using. 

Have to start from scratch again - your support would be greatly appreciated -I am contacting all my followers  to let you know.
I will be reposting all my best posts here, in the hope of getting things back as they were for me.

I hope you will be refollowing me - as I wil be, to all my new friends I found over the last 3/4 weeks.

If anyone knows cheetah, tell him to lay off any plagiarism accusations! lol

Cheers PW

Yes, in most cases, when reading your travel posts, I just let it take its effect on me. Like watching the sunset or listening to a piece of music. So, I'm reading your posts, but rarely comment.

In general, I think it's a problem here that for a comment to get attention (and upvotes), one has to reply as soon as possible after the post appears. That might be one reason why many comments are superficial, not well thought through, and why sometimes it becomes apparent that commentators didn't even took time to read the post carefully.