(04/09/2026) 16:05, collaborative artwork.

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Comment by ddw on Friday

Thank you for elaborating about your general ethos towards living things :-) I will take a page from your book in this regard, also. Thanks !

Comment by Kiki on Friday

They also exist in this world for a truly good reason. I  can see now how much they are afraid of humans. Every step I make on the ground, to walk, that means the killing of pretty little fellow earthrings. Although I am not religious, I wish I could become like Buddha, sitting by the tree, and devote my life only for the enlightenment. But that is impossible for me. On Monday next week, I will be rushing to work as always and all these human duties... What I can do now personally is try to save and give cheer to other fellow human beings whenever I see them getting disappointed in life matters and are about fall... because your existance is nothing but a miracle and truly important.

Comment by ddw on Friday

You make a good point...

Also, you have reminded me of flying ant day. For about one or two days over here in the UK, we have flying ants drop from the sky and rise up to the sky for mating season; they are so fragile. If I was cycling for example, they would just squish against my shirt and that would be the end of it. I don't think I'd like to be an ant at all XD The sheer amount of them I see in the garden, though, is astonishing ! 

Comment by Kiki on Friday

Yes, exactly ! And here I am feeling guilty, more or less, when I get to think how many mosquitoes I have killed in the past when I could not even think at all of the true importance of their precious existance... It goes the same to all the pretty little ants. I just feel so sorry for them tonight.

Comment by ddw on Friday

I've not seen a mosquito's belly become red before, probably because I am a bit more reactive to one landing on me ! Coming to think of it now, I guess that mosquitos are just trying to survive :-)

Comment by Kiki on Friday

Mosquito on my hand. I could see his belly became red, which was the first time for me to see. He flew away as he became full after sucking my blood. Viva fellow earthrings !!


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