To exist and not have a name... what's it like?
Probably the ones who know this best are ownerless mongrels who will never hear the words "Give Jack your paw" or "Fetch!" addressed to them.
Almost everything that surrounds us has a name, whether it's a forest... you've heard of Sherwood Forest, or you've seen oceans, seas, and lakes with names on world maps.
Moreover, even the smallest lakes have names on maps, which is unfair to puddles, because puddles after rain, whether small or large, certainly never had names, or don't have them.
You might say that puddles dry up after rain and there's no point in giving them names, lol.
Here lies the source of injustice, because I've personally seen rivers and lakes that have ceased to exist, and some that could disappear, like the Aral Sea.
Once navigable rivers, like the Cahul River in Moldova, now look like a stream you can step over, but the river's history hasn't been abolished.
But puddles, no matter how small, will never appear on the world map, although there's a puddle near my house, on the side of the road, that hasn't dried up for several years now. LOL.
It's good that there are light-hearted topics for reflection that make us smile.
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Material thoughts about beekeeping №1
When I visited dense forests, I did not see ideal conditions for bees there, but many beekeepers harvest beekeeping products in such places.
Link to the container with my portfolio
Link to the container with my Tag memo for getting coins #1
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