@socket462 I don't think of it that way. I think of it as changing phases in life. (More on that later). The "wind" or life is pushing you along. And you stop, before you change phases. When it is written, "I turn my face to the sun...." you are staring a new phase (the sun a metaphor for a new day).
@socket462 I don't think of it that way. I think of it as changing phases in life. (More on that later). The "wind" or life is pushing you along. And you stop, before you change phases. When it is written, "I turn my face to the sun...." you are staring a new phase (the sun a metaphor for a new day).
"I turn my back to the wind" makes you think of your best friend? Wow... how deep.
@socket462 I don't think of it that way. I think of it as changing phases in life. (More on that later). The "wind" or life is pushing you along. And you stop, before you change phases. When it is written, "I turn my face to the sun...." you are staring a new phase (the sun a metaphor for a new day).
@socket462 I don't think of it that way. I think of it as changing phases in life. (More on that later). The "wind" or life is pushing you along. And you stop, before you change phases. When it is written, "I turn my face to the sun...." you are staring a new phase (the sun a metaphor for a new day).